moor; dock; anchor
Tone colorsmāmámǎmàma
Meanings
1 sense · 5 examplesverb
(of a ship or boat) to moor; to dock; to anchor; to berth
neutralSpecifically describes the action of a vessel coming to a stop at a dock, pier, or anchor point. Can be used for both short stops and long-term berthing.
Mǎ码
tou头
shang上
tíng停
bó泊
zhe着
xǔ许
duō多
lún轮
chuán船
。
Many ships are moored at the dock.
Zhè这
sōu艘
yóu游
tǐng艇
zài在
bì避
fēng风
gǎng港
ān安
quán全
de地
tíng停
bó泊
le了
yī一
zhōu周
。
This yacht was safely docked in the harbor for a week.
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Yè夜
jiān间
suǒ所
yǒu有
yú渔
chuán船
dōu都
bì必
xū须
fǎn返
huí回
gǎng港
kǒu口
tíng停
bó泊
。
All fishing boats must return to the port to moor at night.
Zhè这
sōu艘
jù巨
dà大
de的
huò货
lún轮
xū需
yào要
yī一
gè个
shēn深
shuǐ水
bó泊
wèi位
cái才
néng能
tíng停
bó泊
。
This huge cargo ship requires a deep-water berth to dock.
Xiǎo小
chuán船
jìng静
jìng静
de地
tíng停
bó泊
zài在
hú湖
xīn心
，
děng等
dài待
zhe着
rì日
chū出
。
The small boat was anchored quietly in the middle of the lake, waiting for sunrise.