Definition of harbour fees in English:

harbour fees

(US harbor fees)

plural noun

Fees payable in return for permission to moor a boat at a particular harbour.
the boat's owners abandoned it in Canada over unpaid harbour fees
Example sentencesExamples
- The recent ministerial order on increased harbour fees does not apply to this port.
- The president decided to waive the harbour fees.
- We are an international company, we produce in several countries to export massive amounts, and we are not being charged harbour fees.
- One of the questions was a matter of something called harbour fees, which you pay every time you use a harbour.
- The future of the project seemed to be dependent on overdue harbour fees being paid to the board by two local fishermen.
- Harbour fees are payable at all of these slips.
- I must bid farewell to Theo for he must return immediately, as he cannot afford the harbour fees, and his boat is loaded.
- He said the new harbour fees would provoke great debate.
- Fishing vessels are waiting outside the harbour for the dispute to be resolved, resulting in substantial losses in harbour fees.
- Failure to ensure harbour fees are collected has resulted in a shortfall to the exchequer.

Definition of harbor fees in US English:

harbor fees

(British harbour fees)

plural noun

Fees payable in return for permission to moor a boat at a particular harbor.
the boat's owners abandoned it in Canada over unpaid harbor fees
Example sentencesExamples
- Harbour fees are payable at all of these slips.
- The future of the project seemed to be dependent on overdue harbour fees being paid to the board by two local fishermen.
- The president decided to waive the harbour fees.
- I must bid farewell to Theo for he must return immediately, as he cannot afford the harbour fees, and his boat is loaded.
- The recent ministerial order on increased harbour fees does not apply to this port.
- Fishing vessels are waiting outside the harbour for the dispute to be resolved, resulting in substantial losses in harbour fees.
- He said the new harbour fees would provoke great debate.
- We are an international company, we produce in several countries to export massive amounts, and we are not being charged harbour fees.
- Failure to ensure harbour fees are collected has resulted in a shortfall to the exchequer.
- One of the questions was a matter of something called harbour fees, which you pay every time you use a harbour.

词汇	harbour fees
释义	Definition of harbour fees in English: harbour fees (US harbor fees) plural noun Fees payable in return for permission to moor a boat at a particular harbour. the boat's owners abandoned it in Canada over unpaid harbour fees Example sentencesExamples The recent ministerial order on increased harbour fees does not apply to this port. The president decided to waive the harbour fees. We are an international company, we produce in several countries to export massive amounts, and we are not being charged harbour fees. One of the questions was a matter of something called harbour fees, which you pay every time you use a harbour. The future of the project seemed to be dependent on overdue harbour fees being paid to the board by two local fishermen. Harbour fees are payable at all of these slips. I must bid farewell to Theo for he must return immediately, as he cannot afford the harbour fees, and his boat is loaded. He said the new harbour fees would provoke great debate. Fishing vessels are waiting outside the harbour for the dispute to be resolved, resulting in substantial losses in harbour fees. Failure to ensure harbour fees are collected has resulted in a shortfall to the exchequer. Definition of harbor fees in US English: harbor fees (British harbour fees) plural noun Fees payable in return for permission to moor a boat at a particular harbor. the boat's owners abandoned it in Canada over unpaid harbor fees Example sentencesExamples Harbour fees are payable at all of these slips. The future of the project seemed to be dependent on overdue harbour fees being paid to the board by two local fishermen. The president decided to waive the harbour fees. I must bid farewell to Theo for he must return immediately, as he cannot afford the harbour fees, and his boat is loaded. The recent ministerial order on increased harbour fees does not apply to this port. Fishing vessels are waiting outside the harbour for the dispute to be resolved, resulting in substantial losses in harbour fees. He said the new harbour fees would provoke great debate. We are an international company, we produce in several countries to export massive amounts, and we are not being charged harbour fees. Failure to ensure harbour fees are collected has resulted in a shortfall to the exchequer. One of the questions was a matter of something called harbour fees, which you pay every time you use a harbour.
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