seaport

英 [ˈsiːpɔːt]

美 [ˈsiːpɔːrt]

n. 海港城市

复数：seaports　

BNC.32866 / COCA.21035

牛津词典

noun

海港城市
a town with a harbour used by large ships
1. the Baltic seaports
  波罗的海港口城市

N-COUNT 海港市镇;港口城市
Aseaportis a town with a large harbour that is used by ships.
1. ...the Baltic seaport of Rostock.
  波罗的海沿岸的海港城市罗斯托克

noun

a sheltered port where ships can take on or discharge cargo
Synonym:havenharborharbour

To escape the commotion of WallStreet, you can visit the nearby South Street Seaport.
你想要逃避华尔街的喧闹骚动，可以参观附近的南街海港。
Boston is a center of finance, education and music. And it is a major seaport.
波士顿是金融、教育和音乐中心，也是主要的港口城市。
I have a hope, to fly to a green seaport, that is paradise in my dream.
我有一个愿望，飞往绿色的海港；那是梦中的天堂。
Shanghai is a Chinese seaport.
上海是中国的一个港口城市。
With the development of global modern logistics, the crucial and pivotal status of seaport emerges.
摘要随着现代物流在全球的兴起，港口在物流中的核心与枢纽地位凸显出来。
A city in southeastern France on the Mediterranean; the 2nd largest French city and an important seaport.
法国东南部一城市，靠近地中海；法国第二大城市和重要海港。
A place ( seaport or airport) where people and merchandise can enter or leave a country.
人员或货物进出一个国家的地方，海港或空港。
Ostend is the most important seaport and largest seaside resort in belgium.
奥斯坦德是比利时最重要的海港和最大的海滨旅游胜地。
This was the practice of 'recruiting' sailors to the seaport of Shanghai.
这就是上海港口实际中招募的船员。
He came from a large seaport.
他来自于一个大型海港城市。