harbour基本解释
n.港口；避难所
vt.庇护；心怀；窝藏
vi.进入避祸所；躲藏
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第三人称单数：harbours第三人称复数：harbours现在分词：harbouring过去分词：harboured过去式：harboured
harbour
基本词汇
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基本词汇
n.港口；避难所
vt.庇护；心怀；窝藏
vi.进入避祸所；躲藏
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第三人称单数：harbours第三人称复数：harbours现在分词：harbouring过去分词：harboured过去式：harboured
noun
1. a place of refuge and comfort and security
Synonym: harbor
2. a sheltered port where ships can take on or discharge cargo
Synonym: seaporthavenharbor
verb
1. maintain (a theory, thoughts, or feelings)
e.g. bear a grudge
entertain interesting notions
harbor a resentment
Synonym: harborholdentertainnurse
2. hold back a thought or feeling about
e.g. She is harboring a grudge against him
Synonym: harborshield
3. keep in one's possession
of animals
Synonym: harbor
4. secretly shelter (as of fugitives or criminals)
Synonym: harbor
1. 海港;港口;港湾
A harbour is an area of the sea at the coast which is partly enclosed by land or strong walls, so that boats can be left there safely.
e.g. She led us to a room with a balcony overlooking the harbour...
她把我们领进了一个带阳台的房间，从那里可以俯瞰海港。
e.g. The ship was permitted to tie up in Boston harbour.
该船获准在波士顿港口停泊。
2. 心怀，怀藏，怀有（情感、想法或秘密）
If you harbour an emotion, thought, or secret, you have it in your mind over a long period of time.
e.g. He might have been murdered by a former client or someone harbouring a grudge...
他可能已经被以前的客户或某个对他怀恨在心的人谋杀了。
e.g. Townsend harbours no regrets.
汤森心中无怨无悔。
3. 窝藏，庇护（罪犯）
If a person or country harbours someone who is wanted by the police, they let them stay in their house or country and offer them protection.
e.g. Accusations of harbouring suspects were raised against the former Hungarian leadership.
匈牙利前领导层被指控窝藏嫌犯。
1. 港口：在兰伯特(Lambert)、城镇(Town)、伊拉旺(Illawong)、港口(Harbour)、布卡夏(Bucasia)、布莱克斯(Blacks)和艾米奥(Eimeo)等深受欢迎的城市海滩上散步、游泳和钓鱼.
2. 港湾：他把自己称做小船(boat),把我叫作港湾(harbour),小船离去,做港湾的我多想随他而去!我新婚的丈夫是我的爱,我少年时代的崇拜,今天生活的伙伴,我,怎能没有他? 突然,一只小麻雀没站稳,从窗格上摔了下去,落在一夜间转绿的草地上,
That the legions from out of their winter harboroughs, should there meete together.
出自：P. HollandFor harbour at a thousand doors they knocked.
出自：DrydenGive harbour in thy breast on no account To after-grudge or enmity.
出自：W. CowperI was suspicious that possibly some party of Indians might be harboring round.
出自：Z. M. Pike
