haven
haven — 名詞
1. somewhere that feels safe from danger and worry, where someone can enjoy peace a
避風港
安全平靜的棲身之處
somewhere that feels safe from danger and worry, where someone can enjoy peace and quiet.
After the earthquake, the school became a haven for families who lost their homes.
地震後,這所學校成了無家可歸家庭的避風港。
haven for + [displaced people]
The public library was a quiet haven where Noor could study without interruptions.
這間公立圖書館是一個安靜的避風港,Noor 可以在那裡不受打擾地讀書。
quiet haven
This small park is a peaceful haven for office workers on their lunch breaks.
這個小公園是上班族在午休時光享受寧靜的避風港。
The animal shelter provides a safe haven for abandoned cats and dogs in the city.
這間動物收容所為市區被遺棄的貓狗提供了安全的避風港。
Tamar's garden was a haven from the stress of city life.
Tamar 的花園是她逃離都市壓力的避風港。
常見錯誤
2. a quiet stretch of sea by the land, offering ships protection from strong winds
港灣
沿海可供船隻停靠避風的水域
a quiet stretch of sea by the land, offering ships protection from strong winds and large waves.
The fishing boats returned to the haven before the evening storm arrived.
漁船在傍晚暴風雨來臨前回到了港灣。
The coast has a natural haven where ships wait out bad weather.
這處海岸有一個天然港灣,船隻可以在那裡躲避惡劣天氣。
natural haven
The old harbour still serves as a haven for local fishing boats every morning.
這個老港口仍然是當地漁船每天早晨停靠的港灣。
Sailors have used this narrow haven for centuries to hide from strong winds.
幾個世紀以來,船員們一直利用這個狹窄的港灣躲避強風。
Kwame watched the boat glide into the calm haven between the two cliffs.
Kwame 看著小船滑進兩座懸崖之間平靜的港灣。
用法筆記
Distinguish from sense 1 (SAFE PLACE): sense 2 refers only to a physical body of water used by ships, not a general safe location for people or animals.