HARBORS - 从英语翻译成西班牙语

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英语

西班牙语

I. harbor, harbour 英 [美 ˈhɑrbər, 英 ˈhɑːbə] 名词

1. harbor 航海:

harbor

puerto m

harbor dues

derechos mpl portuarios

harbor wall

malecón m

harbor wall

espolón m

2. harbor (safe place):

harbor

refugio m

II. harbor, harbour 英 [美 ˈhɑrbər, 英 ˈhɑːbə] 动词 trans

1. harbor (shelter):

harbor fugitive

albergar

harbor fugitive

dar refugio a

2. harbor (contain, conceal):

harbor animal/person

esconder

old rugs harbor a lot of dirt

las alfombras viejas juntan mucha mugre

3. harbor (hold in mind):

harbor desire/suspicion

albergar liter

harbor hopes

abrigar liter

to harbor a grudge

guardar rencor

西班牙语

英语

puerto artificial

man-made harbor 美

puerto artificial

man-made harbour 英

puerto natural

natural harbor 美

puerto natural

natural harbour 英

derechos portuarios

harbor dues 美 复数

derechos portuarios

harbour dues 英 复数

capitán de puerto

harbour master 英

receptar delincuente

to harbor 美

receptar delincuente

to harbour 英

portuario (portuaria)

harbor* attr

zona portuaria

port o harbor area

puerto

harbor 美

puerto

harbour 英

entrar a puerto

to enter port o harbor

albergar

to harbor 美

albergar

to harbour 英

alberga un sentimiento de culpa

he harbors feelings of guilt

encubrir

to harbor 美

encubrir

to harbour 英

在《PONS词典》中的词汇

英语

西班牙语

I. harbor 美, 澳, harbour [ˈhɑ:bəʳ, 美 ˈhɑ:rbɚ] 名词

1. harbor (port):

harbor

puerto m

fishing harbor

puerto pesquero

2. harbor 引 (shelter):

harbor

refugio m

II. harbor 美, 澳, harbour [ˈhɑ:bəʳ, 美 ˈhɑ:rbɚ] 动词 trans

1. harbor (give shelter to):

harbor

dar cobijo a

2. harbor (keep):

harbor feelings

albergar

harbor hopes

abrigar

to harbor suspicions

tener sospechas

to harbor a grudge (against sb)

guardar rencor (a alguien)

3. harbor (keep in hiding):

harbor

esconder

harbor criminal

encubrir

4. harbor (contain):

harbor

contener

to harbour a grievance against sb

presentar una queja contra alguien

西班牙语

英语

práctico de puerto

harbour [or harbor 美] pilot

encubrir (un delincuente)

to harbour 英

encubrir (un delincuente)

to harbor 美

puerto

harbour 英

puerto

harbor 美

abrigar proyectos

to harbour 英 [or harbor 美] plans

refugiar a fugitive, terrorists

to harbor

piloto (práctico)

(harbour) pilot

hacer puerto

to enter harbour 英 [or harbor 美]

在《PONS词典》中的词汇

英语

西班牙语

I. harbor [ˈhar·bər] 名词

1. harbor (port):

harbor

puerto m

fishing harbor

puerto pesquero

2. harbor 引 (shelter):

harbor

refugio m

II. harbor [ˈhar·bər] 动词 trans

1. harbor (give shelter to):

harbor

dar cobijo a

2. harbor (keep):

harbor feelings

albergar

harbor hopes

abrigar

to harbor suspicions

tener sospechas

to harbor a grudge (against sb)

guardar rencor (a alguien)

3. harbor (keep in hiding):

harbor

esconder

harbor criminal

encubrir

4. harbor (contain):

harbor

contener

to harbor a grievance against sb

presentar una queja contra alguien

西班牙语

英语

encubrir (un delincuente)

to harbor

abrigar proyectos

to harbor plans

puerto

harbor

hacer puerto

to clear harbor

Present

I	harbor
you	harbor
he/she/it	harbors
we	harbor
you	harbor
they	harbor

Past

I	harbored
you	harbored
he/she/it	harbored
we	harbored
you	harbored
they	harbored

Present Perfect

I	have	harbored
you	have	harbored
he/she/it	has	harbored
we	have	harbored
you	have	harbored
they	have	harbored

Past Perfect

I	had	harbored
you	had	harbored
he/she/it	had	harbored
we	had	harbored
you	had	harbored
they	had	harbored

单语范例（未经PONS编辑处理）

They actively seek to consistently voice complaints to the administration, to organize grievance filing to address problems.

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Currently there is no forum for minority grievances to be addressed.

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He interacted with the candidates through his and addressed grievances on a regular basis.

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Furthermore, although originally multiethnic in composition, the protest and ensuing violence quickly assumed interracial overtones, with politicians airing grievances and even calling for more violence.

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Their goal was to petition the government about their grievances, though the details of their grievances were unknown.

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