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Meanings
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A loanword from English, used for a port or sheltered area for ships. Often appears in proper names like シドニー・ハーバー (Sydney Harbour).
Sydney Harbour is famous for its beautiful scenery.
In English, a port is called a harbor.
Usage patterns
- ハーバーに入港するto enter a harbor (of a ship)
A large passenger ship entered the harbor early in the morning.
- ハーバーから出港するto leave/depart from a harbor
The yacht departed from the harbor in the afternoon.
- 〈物〉をハーバーに停泊させるto moor a boat/ship at a harbor
We moored the boat at the harbor and took a break.