harbouring in the Oxford-Hachette French Dictionary

Translations for harbouring in the English»French Dictionary

I.harbour Brit, harbor Am [Brit ˈhɑːbə, Am ˈhɑrbər] N

1. harbour lit:

harbour

port m

deep-water harbour

port de toute marée

natural harbour

port naturel

2. harbour (haven):

harbour fig

refuge m

II.harbour Brit, harbor Am [Brit ˈhɑːbə, Am ˈhɑrbər] VB trans

1. harbour (nurse):

harbour emotion, suspicion, illusion

nourrir

to harbour a grudge

être plein de ressentiment

2. harbour (shelter illegally):

harbour criminal

receler

3. harbour (contain):

harbour parasite, insect

receler

harbour dirt, germs

retenir

harbour dues, harbour fees N npl

harbour dues

frais mpl portuaires

harbour dues

droits mpl portuaires

harbour station N

harbour station

gare f maritime

harbour master N

harbour master

capitaine m de port

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inland area, town, harbour

intérieur

to harbour or nurse a grudge against sb

garder de la rancune contre qn

Translations for harbouring in the French»English Dictionary

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avant-port

outer harbour Brit

remorquer un navire au port/jusqu'à la sortie du port

to tow a ship into harbour Brit /out of the harbour Brit

digue (autour d'un port)

harbour wall Brit

port (pour accoster)

harbour Brit

port naturel/artificiel

natural/artificial harbour Brit

les restaurants du port

the restaurants along the harbour Brit

flâner sur le port

to stroll around the harbour Brit

port artificiel MIL

artificial harbour Brit

port de pêche (installations)

fishing harbour Brit

harbouring in the PONS Dictionary

Translations for harbouring in the English»French Dictionary

I.harbor Am, Aus, harbour [ˈhɑ:bəʳ, Am ˈhɑ:rbɚ] N

harbor

port m

fishing harbor

un port de pêche

II.harbor Am, Aus, harbour [ˈhɑ:bəʳ, Am ˈhɑ:rbɚ] VB trans

1. harbor (cling to negative ideas):

harbor resentments, suspicions

nourrir

2. harbor (keep in hiding):

harbor

donner asile à

Translations for harbouring in the French»English Dictionary

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recel de malfaiteur/de criminel

harbouring [or harboring Am] a wrongdoer/criminal

installations portuaires

harbour facilities Brit

installations portuaires

harbor facilities Am

port de plaisance

sailing harbour Brit

port de plaisance

sailing harbor Am

rade

harbour Brit

rade

harbor Am

se bercer d'illusions sur le compte de qn/qc

to harbour illusions about sb/sth

receler un malfaiteur

to harbour [or harbor Am] a wrongdoer/criminal

abriter

to harbour

harbouring Examples from the PONS Dictionary (editorially verified)

fishing harbor

un port de pêche

harbouring [or harboring Am] a wrongdoer/criminal

recel de malfaiteur/de criminel

to harbour [or harbor Am] a wrongdoer/criminal

receler un malfaiteur

Monolingual examples (not verified by PONS Editors)

English

The technical object's inherent inventiveness results from fact that it is a process of concretisation harbouring a genetic logic.

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The forests are made up of laurel-leaved evergreen hardwood trees, harbouring a rich biota of understorey plants, invertebrates, birds and mammalians.

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In the summer, southeasterly winds bring weather fronts harbouring extensive amounts of moisture.

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Two-toed sloths are recorded as harbouring lower populations.

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She was arrested at a Candlemas celebration and convicted of harbouring a priest leading to her execution.

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Those suspected of harbouring monarchical ambitions were punished, regardless of their service to the state.

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But that does not stop many evangelicals from harbouring a persecution complex.

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The forests are made up of laurel-leaved evergreen hardwood trees, harbouring a rich biota of understorey plants, invertebrates, birds and bats.

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Seagulls from a species that feeds on human rubbish are harbouring highly drug-resistant superbugs, a study found.

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Unfortunately, the donors from whom the hormone was extracted for these children had been harbouring proteins known as "prions" that cause Creutzfeldt-Jakob disease, a terminal neurological affliction.

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