Examples of using Harbours in English and their translations into Chinese
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Shanghai and Shenzhen were the only two mainland harbours among the top 10 list, each of them about a third of Hong Kong's throughput.
The city's two harbours have earned it the name of"City of Sails".
Visakhapatnam Port has three harbours- the outer harbour, inner harbour and the fishing harbour. .
Its two magnificent harbours, one at each side of the isthmus, were crowded with shipping and were the scenes of constant bustle and activity.
Safe harbours were one possibility, but the practice was more difficult than the theory.
With the onset of the Industrial Revolution the first modern cranes were installed at harbours for loading cargo.
Given its open nature, GitHub harbours all manner of code- not least emulators that allow Xbox games to be pirated and played on PCs.
Northern Norway has been settled for thousands of years, due to its relatively warm climate, ice-free harbours and excellent fishing.
Uniquely set between two harbours and numerous islands in the Hauraki Gulf makes it a great place to live.
The Port of Colombo is one of the world's largest artificial harbours, that is still under expansion.
Uganda currently harbours more than a million South Sudanese refugees while neighbours Ethiopia host around 333,000.
Northern Norway has been settled for thousands of years and has thrived on excellent fishing due to its relatively warm climate and ice free harbours.
Tiny beautifully preserved 17th, 18th and 19th century harbours have rich histories of Baltic trade and herring fleets.
At Australia's Newcastle port, one of the main export harbours for Asian soot, 5,500 kcal coal is down 17 per cent on the year.
But a strategy that involves invading every country that harbours terrorist networks is naive and unsustainable.
Switzerland has also established global frameworks and safe harbours with the EU, the United States and other countries, which extend privacy protection beyond its borders.
In doing so, she also explained the potential benefit to developing country tax administrations in making use of presumptive margins and safe harbours in relevant circumstances.
What's more, carbon monoxide tends not to build up in the atmosphere of a planet that harbours life.
The wind seems to whisper that“all rootedness was a sham, there were only passing arrangements, makeshift shelters and poor harbours”.
Currently(2009), there are three main businesses that incinerate waste: Clean Harbours, WTI-Heritage, and Ross Incineration Services.