Harbor
01
港, ハーバー
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
例
The ships docked in the harbor to avoid the storm approaching from the open sea.
船は沖合から近づく嵐を避けるために港に停泊した。
to harbor
01
抱く, 心に持つ
to maintain thoughts, feelings, or emotions, often over time
Transitive: to harbor a thought or feeling
例
He still harbors resentment toward his former business partner.
彼はまだ元ビジネスパートナーに対して抱いている恨みを。
02
かくまう, 保護する
to provide a safe place for a person
Transitive: to harbor sb
例
During the storm, the family harbored several stranded travelers overnight.
嵐の間、家族は数人の立ち往生した旅行者を一晩中保護した。
2.1
宿す, 保護する
to serve as a habitat or protective environment for a living organism
Transitive: to harbor an organism
例
The old tree harbors countless species of birds and insects.
その古い木は無数の鳥や昆虫の種を宿している。
03
宿す, 含む
to hold or possess something within
Transitive: to harbor sth
例
The old chest harbored a collection of ancient artifacts.
古いトランクは古代の遺物のコレクションを収めていました。
Old use例
The captain ordered the crew to harbor in the nearest port for the night.
船長は乗組員に夜を過ごすため最も近い港に停泊するよう命じた。
05
宿す, 寄生する
(of an organism) to live within another living organism as a host
Intransitive: to harbor somewhere
例
The parasite harbors within the intestines of its host, feeding off nutrients.
寄生虫は宿主の腸内に生息し、栄養分を摂取します。
語彙ツリー
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