Harbor
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British pronunciation/hˈɑːbɐ/
American pronunciation/ˈhɑɹbɝ/
harbour

Definición y Significado de "harbor"

01

puerto

a sheltered area of water along the coast where ships, boats, and other vessels can anchor safely, typically protected from rough seas by natural or artificial barriers
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harbor definition and meaning
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The town ’s harbor is busy with fishing boats returning early in the morning.
A lighthouse stands at the entrance of the harbor.
The cruise ship entered the harbor, and passengers got ready to explore the city.
02

puerto, refugio

a safe place that provides refuge or shelter from danger or difficulty
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His home was a harbor during the stormy days of his life.
After a long journey, the quaint village served as a harbor for weary travelers seeking rest.
The library became a harbor for students looking to escape the chaos of campus life.
to harbor
01

acoger, albergar

to provide a safe place for a person
Transitive: to harbor sb
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The kind villagers harbored refugees escaping the conflict.
The underground resistance harbored those persecuted by the regime.
Out of compassion, they harbored the lost child until her parents could be found.
1.1

albergar, acoger

to serve as a habitat or protective environment for a living organism
Transitive: to harbor an organism
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The cave harbored colonies of bats throughout the year.
The old tree harbors countless species of birds and insects.
The polluted river no longer harbors the fish populations it once did.
1.2

albergar, acoger

to serve as a carrier for harmful microorganisms
Transitive: to harbor harmful microorganisms
02

albergar, contener

to hold or possess something within
Transitive: to harbor sth
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The old chest harbored a collection of ancient artifacts.
The book harbors a wealth of knowledge about the history of the region.
The museum harbors an extensive collection of ancient artifacts spanning various civilizations.
03

albergar, mantener

to maintain thoughts, feelings, or emotions, often over time
Transitive: to harbor a thought or feeling
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She harbored doubts about the project ’s success from the very beginning.
They harbored suspicions about their neighbor 's strange behavior.
He still harbors resentment toward his former business partner.
04

abrigo, festejar

(of a ship) to dock or take shelter in a harbor
Intransitive: to harbor somewhere
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05

albergar, anidar

(of an organism) to live within another living organism as a host
Intransitive: to harbor somewhere
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The town’s harbor is busy with fishing boats returning early in the morning.
A lighthouse stands at the entrance of the harbor.
The cruise ship entered the harbor, and passengers got ready to explore the city.
The ships docked in the harbor to avoid the storm approaching from the open sea.
They built a new marina in the harbor to accommodate more yachts.
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