Varianten
| Port |
port
haven
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| Hafen |
port
harbor
marina
haven
seaport
docks
|
| Anschluss |
connection
port
following
line
point
interfacing
|
| Öffnung |
opening
mouth
aperture
port
orifice
vent
|
| Tor |
gate
goal
door
gateway
port
fool
|
| Hafenstadt |
port
seaport
|
| Backbord |
port
larboard
|
| Portwein |
port
|
| Durchlassöffnung |
port
|
| Pforte |
gate
door
port
gap
|
| Ladelücke |
port
|
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The three or four dirt roads leading out of the port were watched by mounted police.
All those living and working in the port at that time were concerned with oil and nothing else.
The main thing was to have the packs at the nearest depot where they could take the train back to the port.
Only two trains left the port daily, and these could be watched successfully even by third-rate detectives.
Never could there be any occasion in this port for a lady to wear such a costly diadem.
Then having reached the port safely, you’ll laugh like the devil to think how dumb the old man and I were not to have seen through your hellish schemes.
This little town, situated on the shores of a large lagoon, and connected with the river and the port by a picturesque channel, on which a lively traffic of boats and launches is carried on, is in fact the ancient Indian principal town of this region.
Apart from the taxes paid to the government, they might have to pay all sorts of racketeers, or, as they called them here, coyotes, and so reach port again with but a small percentage of their profit left in their pockets.
The ship had already crossed Ground Zero and had arrived at port.
”So one day, late in the afternoon, they arrived in the port again.
In these vaults her treasures could rest until they were transported under the vigilance of special troops of the king to the port of Veracruz to be shipped from there to Spain.
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