harbouring

基本解释

Mr Santos accused Venezuela of harbouring FARC camps and leaders, citing as evidence files on computer equipment recovered from the Ecuadorean camp.
桑托斯指控委内瑞拉包庇哥伦比亚革命无章游击队及其首领，因为他们在厄瓜多尔营内发现了大量的电子文档证据。
The press, ultimately discovered by those it mocked, was destroyed. Its owners were "found guilty of harbouring an itinerant printing press".
这个出版社最终被其嘲弄对象发现并取缔，而它的所有者们则被判“藏匿巡回印刷出版社有罪”。
Quickest on the trigger were those Republicans harbouring presidential ambitions of their own.
首先“开枪”的是那些抱有总统理想的共和党人。

India accuses other neighbours—Myanmar and especially Bangladesh—of harbouring terrorists, and wants them to follow Bhutan's example.
ECONOMIST: Neighbouring states can help, but not stop it
Senior Afghan and American officials continued to accuse Pakistan of harbouring Taliban militants active in Afghanistan.
ECONOMIST: Politics this week

AM harbor
If you harbour an emotion, thought, or secret, you have it in your mind over a long period of time.
If a person or country harbours someone who is wanted by the police, they let them stay in their house or country and offer them protection.