harbors

英 [ˈhɑ:bəz]

美

n. 海港( harbor的名词复数 ); 海湾; 避难所; 躲藏处

双语例句

• Expressway, road and bridges, civil airfield, harbors, wharfs.
  高速公路，道路桥梁，民航机场，港口码头。
• Graffiti covers the side of a ship in one of Denmark's many harbors.
  停靠在丹麦众多港口之一的一艘轮船的一侧被画满了涂鸦。
• It boasts one of the world's largest harbors and a strong nautical tradition.
  拥有全世界最大的港口之一，它又是一个航海发达的传统省份。
• Also was precisely through this model, Cervantes harbors the sorrowful mood to announce the fideism end.
  也正是通过这一典型，塞万提斯怀着悲哀的心情宣告了信仰主义的终结。
• West Point graduates designed many roads, bridges, harbors and railways for the young nation.
  西点军校的毕业生设计了很多道路，桥梁，港口和铁路给这个新的国家。
• And, across the world, ships were sliding out of Black Sea harbors.
  在世界的那一边，船只正在偷偷地溜出黑海港口。
• The night sheds sleep on the multitude-but it harbors murder as well as rest.
  黑夜可以让大多数人安睡，但它既庇护着休息，也隐匿着凶杀。
• In the First Opium War, which of the following harbors was NOT occupied by England?
  第一次***战争中，以下那个港口未被英军攻占？
• An engineer trained to design and construct and maintain public works ( roads or bridges or harbors etc.).
  构造、设计和维护公共设施（道路、大桥或海港等）的工程师。
• A kindly Fagin who harbors a nest of adolescent thieves as runners for his goods.
  一个和蔼的教唆犯，窝藏这一窝少年窃贼，充当他的赃物的走私者。