停泊 (tíng bó): to anchor; anchorage; mooring (of a ship)

In the evening, several fishing boats slowly entered the harbor and anchored by the pier, ready to unload their day's catch.

To avoid the typhoon, the captain decided to anchor the ship behind a secluded small island.

Late at night, a cargo ship anchored quietly in the middle of the river, only the lights on board flickering in the darkness.

Many small boats are anchored by the lake in the park; tourists can rent them for rowing.

After a month of sailing, the sailboat finally anchored at the port of its hometown, and the crew was thrilled.