Harbored Meaning in English
word · lemma: harbor
ˈhɑɹbɝd
HAR-berd
hˈɑːbɐ
HAR-buhd
释义
Held or kept something, often a feeling or thought, secretly in your mind or provided shelter or protection for someone or something.
用法与细微差别
Often used for hidden emotions (like 'harbored resentment'), or for physically sheltering someone. Literary and somewhat formal; not used for simple storage. Common mistake: confusing with 'harvest' or 'harbor' (noun, port).
Spanish: albergó - guardó (sentimiento)Portuguese (BR): abrigou - guardou (sentimento)Portuguese (PT): abrigou - guardou (sentimento)Chinese (Simplified): 怀有（情感） - 庇护Chinese (Traditional): 懷有（情感） - 庇護Hindi: पोषित किया - छुपाया (भावना या व्यक्ति)Arabic: احتضن - أخفى (شخص أو شعور)Bengali: গোপনে পোষণ করা - আশ্রয় দেওয়াRussian: таить - укрыватьJapanese: 心に抱く - 匿うVietnamese: giữ kín (trong lòng) - che giấu - chứa chấpKorean: 품다 - 숨겨주다Turkish: içinde taşımak - barındırmakUrdu: دل میں رکھنا - پناہ دیناIndonesian: nuôi dưỡng (cảm xúc) - che giấu - chứa chấp
例句
He harbored a secret hope of winning the prize.
basic
The town harbored escaped prisoners during the war.
basic
She harbored doubts about the decision.
basic
I never knew you harbored such strong feelings.
natural
For years, he harbored anger toward his brother but never said anything.
natural
During the storm, the family harbored a stray dog in their garage.
natural