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wharf 【WHARF】Passengers were waiting on the wharf to board the ship. 乘客们在码头上等待搭船。【重点词汇】wharf n. 码头

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[wɔːrf] 
wharfa platform built out from the shore into the water and supported by piles; provides access to ships and boats
A wharf is a platform built on the shore that extends over the surface of the water. On the wharf, you saw people preparing to set sail.
A wharf provides access for ships and boats, that can pull up and dock alongside it. In fact, wharfs are also called docks or piers. Wharfs are made of wood and act like sidewalks, making it easy to people, cargo and supplies to enter and leave a boat. As a verb, wharf means "to moor," or tie the boat to the wharf and drop an anchor, or "to be given a place at the wharf."
All forms of 'wharf' will appear on average once every 681 pages.wharfwharfage

Front	wharf
Pron	[wɔːrf]
Back	【WHARF】 Passengers were waiting on the wharf to board the ship. 乘客们在码头上等待搭船。【重点词汇】 wharf n. 码头
Vocab	wharfa platform built out from the shore into the water and supported by piles; provides access to ships and boats A wharf is a platform built on the shore that extends over the surface of the water. On the wharf, you saw people preparing to set sail. A wharf provides access for ships and boats, that can pull up and dock alongside it. In fact, wharfs are also called docks or piers. Wharfs are made of wood and act like sidewalks, making it easy to people, cargo and supplies to enter and leave a boat. As a verb, wharf means "to moor," or tie the boat to the wharf and drop an anchor, or "to be given a place at the wharf." All forms of 'wharf' will appear on average once every 681 pages. wharf wharfage

Wharf Platform Built Shore Access Ships Wɔːrf Passengers