停泊 (tíng bó): Anchor (Verb) — Meaning & Stroke Order

That large ship anchored at the port for three days.

The luxury cruise ship is moored in the designated area, and tourists are disembarking one after another for sightseeing.

Do you know which bay that sailboat usually anchors in?

Our small boat is moored by the lake, ready to depart tomorrow.

Due to the typhoon warning, all vessels are prohibited from anchoring in the coastal waters.

He is accustomed to parking his car under the shade of a tree to prevent the interior from getting too hot.

This cargo ship has been berthed at the dock for three days, waiting to unload.

After the cargo ship berths and completes loading and unloading, it will set sail immediately for the next port.