Definition of harborside in US English:

harborside

nounˈhärbərˌsīdˈhɑrbərˌsaɪdˈhɑrbərˌsaɪd

The area immediately adjacent to a harbor.
whitewashed cottages radiate out from the harborside
as modifier a harborside restaurant
Example sentencesExamples
- Patrol boats are moored on the river or harbour side of the building and video cameras monitor their comings and goings.
- While relaxing at a harbor-side lunch table, you can watch pelicans and fishing boats.
- You're going to daydream sitting on the harbour side of the library.
- Act I opened, not at the harbour side but with the assembled populace sitting singing a hymn as if in church.
- Rain foamed on the hotel's harbour side lawn and produced a bank of hanging mist opaque as hill fog.
- Delivery, workshop and storage occupy the ground floor of the north wing, connected to a service entrance on the harbour side.
- We went under the Lion's Gate and on to the Vancouver harbour side of the peninsula.
- It may also be possible that there are harbour-side homes and restaurants whose sewage discharges directly into the harbour.
- Back at the harbour side I spied the Braveheart, our charter boat for the day, skippered by Dougie Ferguson.
- After a day spent on a hard boat out of Weymouth, you'll find the harbour side lined with pubs and eating places.
- Away from the noise and scaffolding on a harbour side balcony next to a tiling team Graeme described the vision.
- Detailing here is robust and direct in the functional, nautical traditions of canal and harbour side.
- The chairman then suggested that a new marina could be constructed on the harbour side of the breakwater which could double the existing berthage capacity.
- Eating al fresco in a harbour-side cafe in southern Spain
- A 17 storey, 62m high office tower has been built on a traditional harbour-side long narrow site with its thin side to the water.
- Around 20,000 visitors are expected at the ninth Organic Food Festival to be held at Bristol's historic harbor-side this weekend.
- The father watches his children swim in the harbour side pool and the next thing we know we're in the desert.
- Annette Kellerman was born in 1886 in Sydney and learned to swim in a harbour side pool.
- After setting anchor, the holiday makers board their dinghy and make their way over to the harbour-side restaurant of Augusta Insula.
- Enterprising merchants built houses and wharves on the harbor side of the borough as well.

Definition of harborside in US English:

harborside

nounˈhɑrbərˌsaɪdˈhärbərˌsīd

The area immediately adjacent to a harbor.
whitewashed cottages radiate out from the harborside
as modifier a harborside restaurant
Example sentencesExamples
- Away from the noise and scaffolding on a harbour side balcony next to a tiling team Graeme described the vision.
- Enterprising merchants built houses and wharves on the harbor side of the borough as well.
- Around 20,000 visitors are expected at the ninth Organic Food Festival to be held at Bristol's historic harbor-side this weekend.
- Act I opened, not at the harbour side but with the assembled populace sitting singing a hymn as if in church.
- It may also be possible that there are harbour-side homes and restaurants whose sewage discharges directly into the harbour.
- Delivery, workshop and storage occupy the ground floor of the north wing, connected to a service entrance on the harbour side.
- After a day spent on a hard boat out of Weymouth, you'll find the harbour side lined with pubs and eating places.
- You're going to daydream sitting on the harbour side of the library.
- The father watches his children swim in the harbour side pool and the next thing we know we're in the desert.
- Rain foamed on the hotel's harbour side lawn and produced a bank of hanging mist opaque as hill fog.
- Eating al fresco in a harbour-side cafe in southern Spain
- While relaxing at a harbor-side lunch table, you can watch pelicans and fishing boats.
- Detailing here is robust and direct in the functional, nautical traditions of canal and harbour side.
- Annette Kellerman was born in 1886 in Sydney and learned to swim in a harbour side pool.
- The chairman then suggested that a new marina could be constructed on the harbour side of the breakwater which could double the existing berthage capacity.
- A 17 storey, 62m high office tower has been built on a traditional harbour-side long narrow site with its thin side to the water.
- Back at the harbour side I spied the Braveheart, our charter boat for the day, skippered by Dougie Ferguson.
- Patrol boats are moored on the river or harbour side of the building and video cameras monitor their comings and goings.
- We went under the Lion's Gate and on to the Vancouver harbour side of the peninsula.
- After setting anchor, the holiday makers board their dinghy and make their way over to the harbour-side restaurant of Augusta Insula.

词汇	harborside
释义	Definition of harborside in US English: harborside nounˈhärbərˌsīdˈhɑrbərˌsaɪdˈhɑrbərˌsaɪd The area immediately adjacent to a harbor. whitewashed cottages radiate out from the harborside as modifier a harborside restaurant Example sentencesExamples Patrol boats are moored on the river or harbour side of the building and video cameras monitor their comings and goings. While relaxing at a harbor-side lunch table, you can watch pelicans and fishing boats. You're going to daydream sitting on the harbour side of the library. Act I opened, not at the harbour side but with the assembled populace sitting singing a hymn as if in church. Rain foamed on the hotel's harbour side lawn and produced a bank of hanging mist opaque as hill fog. Delivery, workshop and storage occupy the ground floor of the north wing, connected to a service entrance on the harbour side. We went under the Lion's Gate and on to the Vancouver harbour side of the peninsula. It may also be possible that there are harbour-side homes and restaurants whose sewage discharges directly into the harbour. Back at the harbour side I spied the Braveheart, our charter boat for the day, skippered by Dougie Ferguson. After a day spent on a hard boat out of Weymouth, you'll find the harbour side lined with pubs and eating places. Away from the noise and scaffolding on a harbour side balcony next to a tiling team Graeme described the vision. Detailing here is robust and direct in the functional, nautical traditions of canal and harbour side. The chairman then suggested that a new marina could be constructed on the harbour side of the breakwater which could double the existing berthage capacity. Eating al fresco in a harbour-side cafe in southern Spain A 17 storey, 62m high office tower has been built on a traditional harbour-side long narrow site with its thin side to the water. Around 20,000 visitors are expected at the ninth Organic Food Festival to be held at Bristol's historic harbor-side this weekend. The father watches his children swim in the harbour side pool and the next thing we know we're in the desert. Annette Kellerman was born in 1886 in Sydney and learned to swim in a harbour side pool. After setting anchor, the holiday makers board their dinghy and make their way over to the harbour-side restaurant of Augusta Insula. Enterprising merchants built houses and wharves on the harbor side of the borough as well. Definition of harborside in US English: harborside nounˈhɑrbərˌsaɪdˈhärbərˌsīd The area immediately adjacent to a harbor. whitewashed cottages radiate out from the harborside as modifier a harborside restaurant Example sentencesExamples Away from the noise and scaffolding on a harbour side balcony next to a tiling team Graeme described the vision. Enterprising merchants built houses and wharves on the harbor side of the borough as well. Around 20,000 visitors are expected at the ninth Organic Food Festival to be held at Bristol's historic harbor-side this weekend. Act I opened, not at the harbour side but with the assembled populace sitting singing a hymn as if in church. It may also be possible that there are harbour-side homes and restaurants whose sewage discharges directly into the harbour. Delivery, workshop and storage occupy the ground floor of the north wing, connected to a service entrance on the harbour side. After a day spent on a hard boat out of Weymouth, you'll find the harbour side lined with pubs and eating places. You're going to daydream sitting on the harbour side of the library. The father watches his children swim in the harbour side pool and the next thing we know we're in the desert. Rain foamed on the hotel's harbour side lawn and produced a bank of hanging mist opaque as hill fog. Eating al fresco in a harbour-side cafe in southern Spain While relaxing at a harbor-side lunch table, you can watch pelicans and fishing boats. Detailing here is robust and direct in the functional, nautical traditions of canal and harbour side. Annette Kellerman was born in 1886 in Sydney and learned to swim in a harbour side pool. The chairman then suggested that a new marina could be constructed on the harbour side of the breakwater which could double the existing berthage capacity. A 17 storey, 62m high office tower has been built on a traditional harbour-side long narrow site with its thin side to the water. Back at the harbour side I spied the Braveheart, our charter boat for the day, skippered by Dougie Ferguson. Patrol boats are moored on the river or harbour side of the building and video cameras monitor their comings and goings. We went under the Lion's Gate and on to the Vancouver harbour side of the peninsula. After setting anchor, the holiday makers board their dinghy and make their way over to the harbour-side restaurant of Augusta Insula.
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