Examples of using Harbours in English and their translations into Spanish
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If anyone harbours doubts on that point,
The Jumeirah Zabeel harbours 10 restaurants offering worldwide specialties such аs Turkish cuisine аt Lalezar оr Italian-inspired delicacies аt Plaj overlooking thе Arabian Gulf.
If any society harbours illusions of having reached such a state of nirvana,
Ports and Harbours, February 1995, pages 253-259.
Sixteen of the Maresme coastal towns have harbours and these are the ones with a higher unemployment rate in the region.
Jasna Góra is a sanctuary built on a hill where a church harbours the image of the Virgin of Czestochowa as well as numerous chapels worthy of recognition.
confirm the non-peaceful intentions that the Iraqi regime harbours for Kuwait and for the region.
The country harbours 118 ecosystems,
There are many yachting harbours which provide moorings for a range of ships ranging from fishing vessels to full sized yachts.
The region harbours significant larval stocks,
golf resorts and harbours are all within a distance of 10 km.
Is this the only planet amongst the billions of planets in our galaxy, amongst the billions of galaxies in the universe, that harbours life?
The water barrier will float upwards as a result of the rising water level in the harbours.
were used as support vessels that operated seaplanes from harbours rather than in a seaway.
especially in the coastal cities where the majority of marinas and fishing harbours are.
The dense undergrowth harbours another colossus- a sloth-
enjoy incredible panoramic views of the city that harbours powerful granite mountains
In addition, it harbours 22 per cent of the whales that have been counted around the world.
We have beautiful harbours, including the brand new Trent Port Marina in Quinte West.
The city is a complex space that harbours both spontaneous and planned