把東西留在裡面
把港灣的遮蔽變成動作:某樣東西被放在裡面,外界看不到也動不了它。三個用法差別只在藏的是念頭、生物,還是人。
harbor a feeling · verb · B1
to keep a feeling, a fear, or a hope in your mind for a long time, often without telling anyone.
心懷;長久放在心裡
One way to hold it: a place that keeps what is inside it safe from what is outside. Ships sit still in the harbour while the open sea is rough. The verb is that same shelter turned into an action — you hold something inside you where the world cannot get at it: a grudge, a hope, in a damp corner, or a person the police are looking for.
Harbour is from Middle English herberwe, from Old English here-beorg, literally "army shelter" (here "army" + beorg "protection, shelter"), originally "temporary lodgings". The noun narrowed by the early 12c. to "lodging for ships; sheltered recess in a coastline"; the verb "give shelter to, protect" is mid-14c., with the figurative "harbour thoughts or fugitives" following in the late 14c.
harbour 來自中古英語 herberwe、古英語 here-beorg,字面是「軍隊的庇護所」(here「軍隊」+ beorg「保護、遮蔽」),原意是臨時的落腳處。名詞在十二世紀初收窄成「船的落腳處、海岸邊有遮蔽的凹處」;動詞「給予庇護」出現在十四世紀中葉,之後在十四世紀晚期才有「心裡藏著某種念頭」「窩藏某人」的引申。所以港口和「心懷」不是兩個字,而是同一個「庇護」畫面的兩端。
Etymonline (etymonline.com/word/harbor)
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把東西留在裡面
把港灣的遮蔽變成動作:某樣東西被放在裡面,外界看不到也動不了它。三個用法差別只在藏的是念頭、生物,還是人。
harbor a feeling · verb · B1
to keep a feeling, a fear, or a hope in your mind for a long time, often without telling anyone.
心懷;長久放在心裡
harbor for boats · noun · B1
an area of water beside the land where the water stays calm, so that ships and boats can stay there safely.
港;港灣
以下是外部詞典記錄的用法,原文照列,我們還沒有寫成教學內容。上面的說明才是我們自己寫的;有些用法可能上面已經講過了。
Harbourname
A surname.
A surname.
harbournoun
Standard spelling of harbor.
harbourverb
Standard spelling of harbor.
資料來源:英文維基詞典 English Wiktionary(CC BY-SA 4.0)。 原文照列,未經改寫。