moorage fee
moorage 后常接 fee 表示停泊费
The moorage fee is $50 per night.
停泊费是每晚50美元。
停泊费
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停泊费
a fee charged for mooring a vessel
The moorage fee is $50 per night.
停泊费是每晚50美元。
系泊的行为。
The act of mooring.
可系泊船只或飞机的地方。
A place where a ship or an aircraft may be moored.
系泊费。
The fee for mooring.
The marina charges a daily moorage of $20 for boats up to 30 feet.
游艇码头对30英尺以下的船只每天收取20美元的停泊费。
We found a safe moorage behind the breakwater for the night.
我们在防波堤后面找到了一个安全的停泊处过夜。
The boat owner paid the moorage before leaving the harbor.
船主在离开港口前支付了停泊费。
moorage 后常接 fee 表示停泊费
The moorage fee is $50 per night.
停泊费是每晚50美元。
此处 moorage 指停泊处
We found moorage at the harbor.
我们在港口找到了停泊处。
pay moorage 为固定搭配
You need to pay moorage before leaving.
离开前需要支付停泊费。
Moorage for a sailboat is cheaper.
帆船的停泊费更便宜。
Not this
Can you moorage the boat here?
Use this
Can you moor the boat here?
moorage是名词,意为‘停泊费’或‘停泊处’,不能用作动词;动词应为moor。
Not this
The dock charges a moorage of $30.
Use this
The dock charges $30 for moorage.
moorage指停泊费时通常不可数,不与不定冠词连用;应使用‘for moorage’表示费用。
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通常不可数,指停泊费或停泊处
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