1. plural of harbour; protected areas of water where ships can dock safely
Usage: British spelling

1. third person singular present of harbour; gives shelter or refuge to someone or something
Usage: British spelling
2. third person singular present of harbour; keeps or holds a thought or feeling in one’s mind
Usage: British spelling

Examples

• The coastal town has several natural harbours for fishing boats.
• She harbours deep resentment about the unfair treatment.
• The old barn harbours many wild animals during winter.
• These harbours provide safe shelter during storms.
• He still harbours hopes of becoming a professional musician.
• The building harbours a colony of bats in its attic.
• Many harbours around the world are expanding to accommodate larger ships.