[/pɔːt; pɔrt/] n 用法: 1 [C, U] place where ships load and unload cargo or shelter from storms; harbour 港; 港口: a naval/fishing port 军[渔]港 * The ship spent four days in port. 该船在港口里停泊了四天. * They reached port at last. 他们终於抵港了. 用法: 2 [C] town or city with a harbour, esp one where ships load and unload cargo and where customs officers are stationed 港口城市(尤指船只装卸货物并设有关卡者); 港市; 口岸: Rotterdam is a major port. 鹿特丹是个重要的港口城市. * [attrib 作定语] the port authorities 港务局. 用法: 3 (esp in compounds 尤用以构成复合词) any place where goods or people enter or leave a country 货物或人员出入境的任何场所: an airport 飞机场 * a port of entry 进口港. 用法: 4 (idm 习语) any port in a `storm (saying esp ironic 谚, 尤作反语) in times of trouble or difficulty one takes whatever help is available 危难之时任何解救方法均可一试; 慌不择路. port 2 [/pɔːt; pɔrt/] n (nautical 海) 用法: 1 opening in the side of a ship where people may enter or for loading and unloading cargo (船的)舱门, 上下货口. 用法: 2 = porthole. port 3 [/pɔːt; pɔrt/] n [U] the side of a ship or aircraft that is on the left when one is facing forward (船或飞行器的)左舷: put the helm to port 把舵转向左舷 * The ship was leaning over to port. 船正向左舷倾斜. * [attrib 作定语] the port side 左舷 * a port tack, ie a course sailed with the wind blowing on the port side 左舷抢风航行. Cf 参看 starboard. port 4 [/pɔːt; pɔrt/] n (a) [U] strong sweet (usu dark-red) wine made in Portugal 波尔图葡萄酒(产自葡萄牙, 性醇, 通常为深红色). (b) [C] glass of this 一杯波尔图葡萄酒. |