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

• Such irregularity results in numerous fine harbors.
  这样的不规则条件给了她许多的港。
• 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。
• The park harbors three quarters of the world's Indian one-horned rhinos& 11 per square mile.
  卡兹兰加国家公园为世界上四分之三的印度独角犀牛提供了庇护，在这里，平均每平方英里的土地上就生活着11只独角犀。
• 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。
• 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。
• The factory director brazenly harbors evildoers. This has evoked the strong indignation of the workers.
  厂长明目张胆地包庇坏人，这激起了工人们的强烈义愤。
• Scientists know the body harbors trillions of such microorganisms& indeed, they outnumber human cells 10 to 1.
  科学家们知道人体中寄居着数万亿此类微生物&实际上，它们的数量超过了人体细胞，二者之比为10：1。
• I'll tellyou what, go to a place called Winslow harbors, okay?
  我告诉你，去一个叫温斯格的港口，好吗？
• Light rowboat for use in racing or for transporting goods and passengers in inland waters and harbors.
  在内海和港口用于比赛或运送乘客和货物的轻舟。
• Throughout history people have built their cities around water resources, often on rivers or natural harbors.
  纵观历史，人们在有水资源的地方通常是在河边或海港边建起了城市。