Examples of using "Hafen" in a sentence and their english translations:
Many yachts are in the harbor.
The port is free of ice.
We saw many ships in the harbor.
The ships reached port.
The ship's in the port.
- The fishing boats leave the harbour.
- The fishing boats are leaving the harbour.
Many yachts are in the harbor.
Many yachts are in the harbor.
The island has a fine harbor.
Hamburg is Germany's largest port and also the third-largest port in Europe.
Kobe is famous for its port.
The ship is now in the harbor.
The ship was unloaded at the port.
Our ship was approaching the harbor.
A free port was established.
The island has a fine harbor.
We saw many ships in the harbor.
- The port is connected to the rail network.
- The harbour is connected to the rail network.
- The docks are connected to the rail network.
The fishermen hurried to get back to port.
The fishermen hurried back to port.
Could you show me the way to the port?
The ship is at anchor in the harbor.
The harbor is closed to navigation.
We saw many ships in the harbor.
Their ship is still in port.
- The ferry has entered port.
- The ferry has come into port.
- The ferry came into port.
- The boat has moorings in the harbour.
- The boat's got moorings in the harbour.
- The boat has a mooring in the harbour.
- The boat's got a mooring in the harbour.
A pilot guides the ship toward the port.
- Could you tell me the way to the port?
- Could you show me the way to the port?
How many cranes are there in this port?
The police found Tom's body floating in the harbour.
In spite of the hurricane, the ship reached port.
Could you show me the way to the port?
- The tram goes from the station to the port.
- The tram goes from the station to the docks.
- The tram goes from the station to the harbour.
- The tram runs from the station to the port.
- The tram runs from the station to the docks.
- The tram runs from the station to the harbour.
By the way, the harbour is the thing most worth seeing in town.
The ship arrived at the harbor with humongous metal boxes.
- The fishing boat that had been missing returned to its port safely.
- The lost fishing boat made a safe return to harbour.
- The fishing boat which had been missing made a safe return to port.
- The fishing boat which had been missing returned safely to port.
- The harbor was crowded with vessels of every description.
- The harbour was chock-full of vessels of every description.
- The harbour was chock-full of boats of every description.
The country's foreign trade totally depends on this port.
The ships left the port never to be seen again.
They probably saw our ship come into port.
The old port is no longer enough for modern ships.
The captain is not allowed to moor at an European harbour.
They used to go for a drive to Nagoya Port on weekends.
Because of the storm, the ship couldn't leave port.
The ship anchored in the harbour and unloaded its goods.
There is no harbour, no country that allows the Sea Watch to enter.
A whistle blew, and the boat slowly began to pull out of port.
- A ship in port is safe, but that's not what ships are built for.
- A ship in harbour is safe, but that is not what ships are built for.
The storm will make it impossible for the ship to leave port.
Tom looked out the window at the ship that was coming into port.
They set up a tombstone over the grave overlooking the harbor.
- Boats are safe in ports, but that's not what they're made for.
- Ships are safe in the harbour, but that's not what ships are for.
First he hit the Spanish port of Valparaíso, where he took Chilean gold and wine.
The next year Victor besieged the Spanish port of Cadiz. It proved a lengthy, futile operation,
Extra special treatment is imperative to get the vessel through government red tape, so that she can leave port on time.
- Owing to the storm, the ship could not leave port.
- Because of the storm, the ship couldn't leave port.
- Because of the storm, the ship couldn't leave the harbor.
- The ship couldn't leave the harbor because of the storm.
When the bombs fell on our harbor and tyranny threatened the world, she was there to witness a generation rise to greatness, and a democracy was saved. Yes, we can.
To reach the port of heaven, we must sail sometimes with the wind and sometimes against it— but we must sail, and not drift, nor lie at anchor.