The liner called at Hong Kong.とは 意味・読み方・使い方

set sail for Hong Kong

The liner called at Hong Kong.

This ship is bound direct for Hong Kong.

We touch at Hongkong, and then proceed to Japan.

The ship put in at Hongkong for repairs.

We touch at Hongkong, and then proceed to Japan.

We put in at Hongkong for repairs.

The fort commands the entrance to the harbour.

The subway is called the U-Bahn.

This bay is called New York Harbor.

The fort commands the entrance to the harbour.

I put up at a hotel facing the harbour―fronting on the harbour.

Ping-Pong is also called table tennis.

Ping pong is also called table tennis.

That name is Ken.

We call our pet parakeet Hanako.

The port has flourished as an emporium.

It is named Aequorea victoria.

The harbor is closed to navigation.

What kind of name is that called in Taiwan?

tow a ship into port

Dusk fell on the harbor.

The ship is called "Lost ship".

The ship is called "Lost Ship."

It is called the "Shiokaze-go."

The campaign is called "Uchi Eco" (Eco Home).

The ibis was named "Tokimeki."

The enemy ships were bottled up in port.

The ship will set sail for Hong Kong tomorrow at 3 p.m.

It's called "Tet" in Vietnamese.