harbored

harbored的音标是[ˈhɑːbəd]，基本翻译是“隐藏，窝藏；怀有，默许”。速记技巧是注意字母d和e的发音。

Harbored的英文词源是“harbor”和“-ed”，意为“隐藏的，隐蔽的”。

变化形式：复数形式为“harbored”，过去式为“harbored”，现在分词为“harboring”，过去分词为“harbored”。

相关单词：

1. harbor - 意为“港口，海港”，因为港口是船只隐藏或停泊的地方。

2. sheltered - 意为“遮蔽的，有遮蔽的”，因为遮蔽可以提供隐蔽和保护。

3. secluded - 意为“隐蔽的，僻静的”，因为与外界隔绝可以提供隐蔽的环境。

4. lurking - 意为“潜伏的，隐藏的”，因为潜伏和隐藏通常表示一种潜在的危险或威胁。

5. lurid - 意为“暗淡的，模糊的”，因为暗淡和模糊的事物可能被隐藏或遮蔽。

6. bunker - 意为“掩体，防空洞”，因为掩体可以提供隐蔽和保护，防止空袭或攻击。

7. harbinger - 意为“先兆，预兆”，因为先兆可以预示未来的变化或事件。

8. lurk - 意为“潜伏，隐藏”，与harbored有相似的含义，但更强调行动上的隐藏。

9. harborage - 意为“停泊处，港口设施”，与harbor的含义相关。

10. harboring - 意为“隐藏，庇护”，强调对犯罪或不道德行为的支持或庇护。

常用短语：

1. harbor sb. 庇护某人

2. harbor a grudge 怀恨在心

3. harbor ill will 怀有恶意

4. harbor doubts 抱有疑虑

5. harbor resentment 怀恨在心

6. harbor ill feelings 怀有恶意

7. harbor a secret 藏有秘密

双语例句：

1. He was harbored by the local community after being on the run for years. (他因多年逃亡而受到当地社区的庇护。)

2. She harbored no ill will towards her former colleagues after being laid off. (在被解雇后，她对前同事没有一丝恶意。)

3. The government is trying to harbor economic growth by investing in infrastructure projects. (政府试图通过投资基础设施项目来促进经济增长。)

4. She harbored doubts about her ability to complete the task on time. (她对自己的能力能否按时完成任务抱有疑虑。)

5. They have been harboring resentment towards each other for years. (他们多年以来一直彼此怀恨。)

6. I have been harboring a secret for years and finally decided to confess it to her. (我一直藏着一个秘密，终于决定向她坦白。)

7. We should not harbor hatred towards others, but rather strive to build bridges of understanding and cooperation. (我们不应该对别人怀有仇恨，而应该努力搭建理解和合作的桥梁。)

英文小作文：

Harboring Respect and Understanding

In life, we all have differences that need to be resolved, whether it"s a disagreement over a matter of opinion or a conflict over a personal issue. However, in order to move forward and build bridges of understanding and cooperation, we must first harbor respect and understanding for each other.

Respect means acknowledging the differences between individuals and accepting them as part of our humanity. It means not judging others based solely on their differences, but rather trying to understand their perspectives and experiences. Respect also means accepting others for who they are, without trying to change them or make them fit into a preconceived mold.

Understanding means taking the time to listen to others, to consider their thoughts and feelings, and to try to empathize with their experiences. It means not jumping to conclusions or making assumptions about others, but rather seeking out information and perspectives that can help us understand their perspectives better.

By harboring respect and understanding, we can build bridges of cooperation and understanding between individuals and groups, even when we disagree or have differences in opinion. This approach can help us resolve conflicts, build stronger relationships, and create a more inclusive and harmonious society.