The ship is at anchor in the harbor.とは 意味・読み方・使い方

The ship was free of the harbor.

block up ships in a harbor

The ship is at anchor in the harbor.

tow a ship into port

The boat is heading toward the harbor.

A luxury liner is lying at anchor in the harbor.

lay [put, place] an embargo on ships＝lay ships under an embargo

The ship is now in the harbor.

The ships in port are dressed with flags―decked with bunting.

The ship is now in the harbor.

The ships reached port.

The enemy ships were bottled up in port.

The harbor is closed to navigation.

The ship was unloaded at the port.

The ship pulled out of the harbor.

the port where a ship is registered

the departure of a vessel from a port

The squadron lies at anchor―rides at anchor―in the harbour.

the harbor from which a ship left

That ship goes abroad from this port.

The harbour is a forest of masts.

The harbour is crowded with shipping.

The harbour is crowded with shipping

The harbour is a forest of masts.

The ship loaded at the port.

That boat has already departed.

The ship drew into the harbor.

Ships are at anchor―Ships lie at anchor―Ships ride at anchor―in the harbour.

of a ship, to anchor in a port

of a vessel, to drop anchor