seaports

英 [ˈsiːpɔːts]

美 [ˈsiˌpɔrts]

n.  海港城市
seaport的复数

柯林斯词典

• 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

双语例句

• Competitiveness of Seaports in Southwest Area and Attraction to Land-Port in Guizhou
  西南地区海港竞争力对贵州陆港的引力分析
• Nevertheless, by the summer of1939 Japan controlled most of northeastern China and all major coastal seaports, except for the British Crown Colony at Hong Kong.
  然而尽管如此，到1939年夏，日本还是控制了华北、华东大部分地区，以及中国海岸线上除了英国统治的香港之外所有的重要港口。
• This is why seaports often have cities nearby.
  这就是为什么海港附近往往有城市出现。
• The Abe government wants to create uniform clearance procedures at seaports in place of the current system, which often requires shippers repeatedly to submit similar sets of documents and information to different local governments.
  安倍政府计划在各港口设立统一的通关程序，以取代目前的海关管理体制。在目前的体制下，托运人经常需要向不同的地方政府重复递交全套类似的文件和信息。
• "Frontier ports" means international seaports, airports, railway or bus terminals on the border, and ports of entry at land frontiers and boundary rivers.
  国境口岸指国际通航的港口、机场、车站、陆地边境和国界江河的关口。
• Port Dalian is one of the biggest seaports in China.
  大连港是中国最大的海港之一。
• She had picked up rare coins in seaports all over the world.
  她在世界各地港口搜集了一些珍贵的钱币。
• You can see that the most heavily populated areas are around seaports.
  你可以发现人口最稠密的地区都在海港周围。
• Airports have joined seaports as ports of entry for the visiting foreigner.
  机场和海港一样成为来访的外国人的入境关口。
• A long-distance express freight train between industrial centers and seaports with facilities for rapid loading and unloading of goods.
  在工业中心和海港城市之间的长距离的有迅速装卸工作的便捷装置的特快货运列车。