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seaport::noun | Spocien Dictionary
| Type | Words |
|---|---|
| Synonyms | harbor, harbour, haven |
| Type of | port |
| Has types | coaling station, port of call |
Examples of seaport
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For six years, Lu Xun occupied Panyu, the largest southern seaport of that time.
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Nevertheless plans are under way to develop Trincomalee as a commercial seaport.
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It is the easternmost prefecture-level city of the province and a major seaport.
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She was born in Sekondi-Takoradi, a seaport city in the western African nation.
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Fish is the story at this gorgeous Roslyn spot, whose name translates to seaport.
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Zelny is from the Baltic seaport of Szczecin, Poland, about one hour from Berlin.
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The last significant Confederate seaport, Wilmington, surrendered on February 22.
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Goods like iron ore shipped via this railroad make Narvik an important seaport.
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An ancient, gritty seaport, Marseille flaunts its history as an immigrant magnet.
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- A sheltered port where ships can take on or discharge cargo
- SeaPort Airlines is an American regional airline with its headquarters on the grounds of Portland International Airport in Portland, Oregon. It operates scheduled service from its hubs at Portland International Airport (PDX) and Memphis International Airport (MEM). ...
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- The Second Avenue Subway (SAS) is a planned rapid transit subway line, part of the New York City Subway system. Phase I, comprised of two miles of tunnel and three stations, is currently under construction underneath Second Avenue in the borough of Manhattan.
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- To dream of visiting a seaport, denotes that you will have opportunities of traveling and acquiring knowledge, but there will be some who will object to your anticipated tours.
- A place at which ships may discharge or receive their cargoes. (See also aerial ports.) See FM 55-10.
- A port, harbor, or anchorage that accommodates seagoing vessels.
- Coastline's Course Management System.
