harbour ['hɑ:bə] =harborn.[C][U]1. 港湾,海港During the gale the ships stayed in the harbor.刮大风时船只停泊在港内。2. 避难所,躲藏处,避风港vt.1. 庇护;藏匿;收养(动物等)He is accused of harboring an escaped convict.他被指控窝藏逃犯。2. 心怀,怀有He still harbors a grudge against me.他对我仍怀有怨恨。vi.1. (船)入港停泊2. 避入安全地;躲藏;居住;生存Crabs harbor in holes.蟹躲藏在洞里。harbour: [ 'hɑ:bə ] n. 海港vt 停泊例句与用法:1. Harbouring criminals is an offence in law. 窝藏罪犯是犯法的。2. He harbours a secret grudge against his father. 他对父亲暗怀不满。3. This harbour is a natural harbour. 这个港口是天然港。4. Several boats lay at anchor in the harbour. 港湾里停泊著几只船.5. We reached (the) harbour at sunset. 日落时我们抵达了港口.6. They brought the boat into the harbour and dropped (the) anchor. 他们把船开进海港下锚停泊.7. We lay at anchor outside the harbour. 我们在港外抛锚停泊.8. Harbour lights were blinking on the horizon. 海港的灯火在水平线上闪烁著.英英解释:名词harbour:1. a sheltered port where ships can take on or discharge cargo同义词：seaport, haven, harbor2. a place of refuge and comfort and security同义词：harbor动词harbour:1. secretly shelter (as of fugitives or criminals)同义词：harbor2. keep in one's possession; of animals同义词：harbor3. hold back a thought or feeling about同义词：harbor, shield4. maintain (a theory, thoughts, or feelings)同义词：harbor, hold, entertain, nurse
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