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Meanings of harbor in English
Synonyms
Examples for "harbour"
Examples for "harbour"
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For example, earlier this year, dead fish started appearing in the harbour.
2
Faith to enter a strange harbour despite the hazards and possible consequences.
3
There is a railway connection with Europe and a superb natural harbour.
4
The anchor plunged into the water of the harbour; the shrieking ceased.
5
A hundred years ago a ship left Auckland harbour heading for Fiji.
1
However, safe-haven paper underperformed as fears over the euro zone periphery abated.
2
Turkey is allowing the Free Syrian Army safe haven within its territory.
3
Gold is seen as a safe haven in times of political uncertainty.
4
Since the crisis, investors have used the yen as a safe haven.
5
The escalating eurozone crisis has prompted another dash into 'safe-haven' government bonds.
1
Right now the village's wharves would be well above the water line.
2
Parts are stamped out in the factories and assembled at the wharves.
3
There will be dancing in the wharves every night of the week.
4
The sight of the wharves and the ships seemed to stun her.
5
The wharves along the river side became the scene of immense activity.
1
Ephesus was a well-known seaport and the principal city in Roman Asia.
2
Hodeidah's seaport is the main lifeline for aid to reach most Yemenis.
3
I should be all right, if I were once in a seaport.
4
The consciousness that New York is a seaport becomes more intense there.
5
Soon after they wandered forth and left the noisy seaport behind them.
Usage of harbor in English
1
The anchor plunged into the water of the harbor; the shrieking ceased.
2
Tropical forests harbor many species of plants and animals found nowhere else.
3
Short history of piloting, including how regulations were established in N.Y. harbor.
4
Today, for some reason, this sleepy harbor town was crawling with police.
5
The harbor of the fishing city of Setubal has no factory today.
6
The ship sailed out of the harbor and into the wide sea.
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PHOTO: Rebekah Parsons-King PHOTO: Rebekah Parsons-King Construction on the harbor, South Bay.
8
Himself in the lead with the flagship, he started toward the harbor.
9
Keating turned away uncomfortably and looked toward the ships in the harbor.
10
They finished their food and made their way down to the harbor.
11
I think they must have made their way up from the harbor.
12
Authorities said those on board were being escorted to a nearby harbor.
13
The organs of a fish harbor its largest source of bacterial contamination.
14
And the harbor might be a perfect place to join forces, symbolically.
15
At that moment the Rhine Castle was dropping anchor in the harbor.
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The harbor -small ,low ,anddesolate-was sighted over the gray-blue sea.
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United States of America
Common
United Kingdom
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