Port translation into Russian with transcription. New Comprehensive English-Russian Dictionary

English-Russian translation PORT

transcription, transcription: [pɔ: t]

1) harbor free port ≈ free harbor, free port Syn: haven, harbor

2) a) port (sea, river) port of call ≈ port of call port of destination ≈ destination port port of discharge ≈ discharge port port of entry ≈ port of entry port of loading ≈ loading port b) Syn airport: airport

2) Shelter, Shelter, Shelter, Shelter Syn: shelter

1) source; scotland. gate (city) Syn: gate 1.

3) those. hole; pass III

1) posture, demeanor

2) mouth. social status, position in society

2) military. port

2.ch .; military hold (weapon) in combat position (most often used for military command) port arms! ≈ on the chest! IV

1.noun; mor., avia. port side (ship or plane) (put the) helm to port! ≈ to the left of the rudder! Ant: starboard 1.

2.add .; mor., avia. port, port Then the port engine burst into flames. ≈ Then the left engine (port engine) caught fire. Syn: larboard

3.ch. put (rudder) to the left V noun port (strong red Portuguese wine)

port, harbor - naval * naval port - commercial * commercial port - home *, * of commission home port - free * free harbor; free port - cargo * cargo port - * facilities port facilities / facilities /; port equipment - * authority port authority - * of arrival port of arrival - * of call port of call - * of loading port of loading - * of distress port of forced call; port of refuge - to call at a * enter port shelter, refuge - * after stormy seas refuge after storms of life port, port city port of entry (also * of entry) (colloquial) airport> any * in storm any harbor good; in trouble, any way out is good (historical) (Scottish) gate (city) (sea) gun port (sea) (side) porthole (military) embrasure; loophole hole (technical) hole, window; passage; slot; channel - observation / viewing / * observation window - admission / inlet / * inlet / window / - discharge / outlet / * outlet (optics) hatch (computer) port - communication * communication port posture; demeanor - proud * proud posture (rare) lifestyle (especially wide) social status (especially high) (rare) meaning, content, significance (military) drill posture (military) hold (weapon) in a drill position - * arms! on the chest! (sea) (aviation) port side - * tack port tack (sea) (aviation) port, port side (sea) put the rudder to the left - * the helm! left hand drive! port wine (Scottish) pleasant tune, live melody (especially on bagpipes) (Australian) travel bag (historical) free city; city with trade privileges

base ~ base port

bonded ~ bonded harbor

cargo ~ cargo port

communication ~ Sat. communication port

customs ~ port from customs

data ~ Sun. data port

fortified ~ fortified port

~ mor. left side; (put the) helm to port! left hand drive!

home ~ port where the owner is located home ~ home port

input ~ Sun. input port

input-output ~ Sun. I / O port

intermediate ~ intermediate port

jet ~ jet airport

naval ~ naval port

network ~ Sun. network port

nonshared ~ Sun. private port

output ~ Sun. output port

port = porthole ~ source, shot gate (city) ~ harbor ~ tue. bipolar ~ military keep (weapon) in a combat position; port arms! on the chest! ~ put (rudder) to the left ~ mor. attr. left ~ mor. left side; (put the) helm to port! left hand drive! ~ mouth posture, demeanor ~ those. hole; passage ~ tue. transfer ~ port, harbor; port of call (of destination) port of call (destination); port of entry port of entry; free port free harbor, free port ~ port ~ tue. port ~ port ~ tht. port ~ port ~ shelter, refuge ~ military. port

~ military. keep (weapon) in a combat position; port arms! on the chest!

~ attr. port; any port in a storm = any exit is good in trouble

~ of arrival port of arrival

~ port, harbor; port of call (of destination) port of call (destination); port of entry port of entry; free port free harbor, free port ~ of call port of call

~ of customs clearance port of clearance from customs duties

~ of debarkation (POD) unload port

~ of destination destination port

~ of discharge discharge port ~ of discharge (POD) discharge port

~ of embarkation (POE) port of embarkation

~ port, harbor; port of call (of destination) port of call (destination); port of entry port of entry; free port free harbor, free port ~ of entry port of entry

~ of exportation export port

~ of refuge port of forced call ~ of refuge port-ubuzhishche

~ of registration home port

~ of registry home port

port = porthole porthole: porthole port embrasure (towers) ~ pestilence (side) porthole ~ mor. gun port

ring ~ Sun. ring port

terminal ~ terminal port terminal ~ destination port terminal ~ port pier

two ~ Sun. quadripole

winter ~ winter port

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] — noun

port, harbor;
port of call (of destination) port of call (destination);
port of entry port of entry;
free port free harbor, free port
Examples of using
1. And the cardinal began to examine with the greatest attention the map of La Rochelle, which, as we have said, lay open on the desk, tracing with a pencil the line in which the famous dyke was to pass which, eighteen months later, shut up the port of the besieged city.
  
  And the cardinal with the greatest attention bent over the map of La Rochelle, unfolded, as we have already said, on his table, and began to draw on it with a pencil the line of the famous dam, which a year and a half later blocked access to the harbor of the besieged city.
  Three Musketeers. Part one. Alexandre Dumas, p. 153
shelter, shelter
port;
any port in a storm any way out is good

port [ ɔ: ] noun

port wine

Examples of using

When in the morning he might have to- Later, in the living room, they sat looking at the mural, sipping port, and listening to Schubert's Fourth Symphony.

Then they sat in the living room, looked at the fake mural, drank a little port and listened to Schubert. Fourth Symphony.
I'm legend. Richard Matson, p. 108

port [ ɔ: ] — noun

history, Scottish - gate (city)
= porthole
Technics; technology- hole; passage
Examples of using
1. He leaned forward, flattening his nose ludicrously against the port, which was constructed of one-way glass. Croswell could look out, but no one could look in.
  
  He leaned forward, ridiculously flattening his nose against the glass of the viewing hole, it was a special glass, so Croswell could see what was happening outside, but no one could look inside the ship.
  All that you are. Robert Sheckley, p. 2
2. In an instant we were on the alert, but it was too late; our vessel was surrounded, and amongst the custom-house officers I observed several gendarmes, and, as terrified at the sight of their uniforms as I was brave at the sight of any other, I sprang into the hold, opened a port, and dropped into the river, dived, and only rose at intervals to breathe, until I reached a ditch that had recently been made from the Rhone to the canal that runs from Beaucaire to Aigues-Mortes.
  
  We immediately jumped to our feet, but it was already too late: our boat, undoubtedly the subject of the wanted list, was surrounded on all sides. Among the customs inspectors, I noticed gendarmes, their sight always frightened me, while I was usually not afraid of a simple soldier, and therefore I quickly went down into the hold and, slipping into the cargo hatch, rushed into the river. I swam under water, only occasionally taking in air, so that, unnoticed, I swam to the recently dug moat that connected Rona with the channel from Bocker to Aigues Mortes.
  Count of Monte Cristo 2 part. Alexandre Dumas, p. 40

port [ ɔ: ] — nautical; nautical

noun
1. left side; (put the) helm to port! left hand drive!
  Examples of using
  1. The whole schooner had been overhauled; six berths had been made astern out of what had been the after-part of the main hold; and this set of cabins was only joined to the galley and forecastle by a sparred passage on the port side.
    
    The entire schooner was refitted. At the stern of the former rear part of the middle hold, six cabins were arranged, which were connected by an emergency passage on the port side with the galley [galley - ship's kitchen] and the tank [tank - elevation in the forward part of the ship].
    Treasure Island. Robert Louis Stevenson, p. 50
2. left
verb - put (rudder) to the left

port [ ɔ: ]

noun
1. obsolete; archaism- posture, demeanor
  Examples of using
  1. His form was of the same strong and stalwart contour as ever: his port was still erect, his hair was still raven black; nor were his features altered or sunk: not in one year’s space, by any sorrow, could his athletic strength be quelled or his vigorous prime blighted.
    
    His figure was still slender and athletic; his posture is still straight and his hair is black as a raven's wing; and his features did not change, did not even sharpen; a whole year of suffering could not drain his mighty forces and crush his iron health.
    Jane Eyre. Charlotte Brontë, p. 487
  2. Mrs. Reed might be at that time some six or seven and thirty; she was a woman of robust frame, square-shouldered and strong-limbed, not tall, and, though stout, not obese: she had a somewhat large face, the under jaw being much developed and very solid; her brow was low, her chin large and prominent, mouth and nose sufficiently regular; under her light eyebrows glimmered an eye devoid of ruth; her skin was dark and opaque, her hair nearly flaxen; her constitution was sound as a bell-illness never came near her; she was an exact, clever manager; her household and tenantry were thoroughly under her control; her children only at times defied her authority and laughed it to scorn; she dressed well, and had a presence and port calculated to set off handsome attire.
    
    She could have been thirty-six, thirty-seven then. She was a woman of strong build, with steep shoulders and broad bones, short, plump, but not blurry: she had a large face with a heavy and strongly developed lower jaw; the forehead is low, the chin is massive and protruding forward, the mouth and nose are fairly regular; under the light eyebrows gleamed eyes, which did not reflect the kindness of the heart. Her skin was dark and dull; almost flaxen hair; strong build and excellent health - she did not know what a disease was. Mrs. Reed was a neat and strict hostess; she firmly took the farm and the tenants into her hands, and only her children sometimes broke obedience and laughed at her. She dressed tastefully and knew how to wear beautiful toilets with dignity.
    Jane Eyre. Charlotte Brontë, p. 33
2. military - drill stand with weapons
verb, military - to hold (weapon) in a combat position;
port arms! on the chest!

noun.
port, harbor
(harbor)
sea port - seaport
free port - free harbor
hole
channel
outlet port - outlet channel
port wine
(port wine)
red port - red port
passage, gate
posture
adj.
port
(harbor)
port dues - port dues
left
(left one)
port side - port side
ch.
port

Phrases
to call at the port - enter the port
the embarkation staff at the port - the staff of the port employees responsible for loading ships
port of exportation - export port
free on board English port
port installations - port facilities
open port - open port
port of discharge - discharge port
port of loading - port of loading
port of call - port of call
find refuge in port - hide in the port
Examples of

Port arms!

On the chest!

Britain "s largest port

UK's largest port

Port in my town is my one love

Port in my city my one love

The ship finally ported

The ship is finally ported

Port of London Authority

The plane tilted to port.

The plane banked towards the port.

Any port in a storm. last

Any harbor is good in a storm.

We steamed from port to port.