Examples of using Harbours in English and their translations into Hungarian
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areas for airports, harbours, highways and railways.
deepwater harbours, most of the country's industry and a large part of its agriculture
Approval of this report would vindicate all the Eurosceptics' claims that the European Union harbours ambitions to become a multinational state.
In direct proximity of the residential park two harbours can be found, which await dear guests with European level services.
(e)Construction of roads, harbours and port installations,
The town has two harbours: Porto Vecchio,
best protected natural harbours on the eastern coast of the Adriatic.
Experts have raised concerns that China harbours a long-term goal of extracting resources from the continent,
best protected natural harbours on the east coast of the Adriatic.
The modern port dates from the Second World War when it was used to build the floating Mulberry Harbours which were used on the Normandy beaches on D-Day.
best protected natural harbours of the Adriatic and the total length of its developed coastline is 68 km.
The body harbours more concentrate on the signals received by our minds than it is possible to ever imagine.
The Lebić is one of the most unpleasant winds of the Adriatic mainly because many harbours and coves are exposed to it.
it's a great point from which to explore the beautiful coastline, harbours, and beaches nearby.
The village itself is located in a deep natural harbour surrounded by many other deep natural harbours, bays.
both the tourist and commercial harbours are nearby.
the gateway to Europe, as most of the international maritime trade between Europe and other major harbours passes through Rotterdam.
The fastest crossing from Tenerife to La Gomera goes via the harbours Los Cristianos de Tenerife to San Sebastián de La Gomera.
The new marina is one of the most modern and beautiful harbours for yachts at the Dalmatian coast.
bays and harbours.