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Meanings of natural harbour in English
Portuguese
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Examples for "haven"
Examples for "haven"
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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.
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Mabella was once a busy natural harbor exporting charcoal to fuel French trains.
2
It had been built upon a beautiful, natural harbor, landlocked by magnificent hills.
3
That night we put into a natural harbor and camped on a gravel beach.
4
He pointed to the mouth of the natural harbor.
5
The port wasn't really a natural harbor so much as a slight indentation into the land.
Usage of natural harbour in English
1
There is a railway connection with Europe and a superb natural harbour.
2
It's also the second largest natural harbour in the world, after Sydney.
3
In this natural harbour sat the most beautiful ship he had ever seen.
4
Farewell Cove was a perfect natural harbour, deep-set amidst surrounding, lofty, forest-clad hills.
5
Here, then, was an excellent natural harbour, closed in on all sides but one.
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He made his way to the protected natural harbour and paused to observe the dinghy.
7
Hard by, at Agay, is a perfect natural harbour.
8
But what intellectual ecstasy did he expect from this poor woman drifting towards her natural harbour-thepoor-house?
9
Twofold Bay has the third deepest natural harbour in the southern hemisphere, according to a local tourist guide.
10
The stream would probably scoop out another bed, and the natural harbour at its mouth would be destroyed.
11
Sheltered from the worst of the breakers to come rolling in off the ocean, it was a natural harbour.
12
With the islands of Gola and Inismaan it forms a perfectly natural harbour and safe anchorage for ships during storms.
13
The race is part of a festival celebrating Cork's maritime history and unique harbour -the world's second largest natural harbour.
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Therefore she went into that natural harbour to wait for a few days in preference to remaining in an open roadstead.
15
It's the ultimate natural harbour, a collapsed volcano which ships squeeze into through a gap in the rocks called Neptune's Bellows.
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The western side of the island, with its deeply indented shore, formed a grand natural harbour, capable of containing a hundred vessels.
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