port, pot

port - /pɔːrt/

pot - /pɑːt/

• The sailors unloaded crates of tea at the port and brewed some in a large pot.
• At the seaside café near the port, she ordered a pot of clam chowder.
• The chef used spices imported from the port to season the stew in the pot.
• He carried a small pot of flowers as a gift while waiting at the ferry port.
• The old teapot displayed at the museum had once traveled through the city's main port.
• They brewed coffee in a camping pot while watching ships arrive at the port.
• During the storm, the ship had to dock at a nearby port while passengers huddled over a pot of hot soup.
• The merchant sold pottery and crafts from his stall near the bustling port.
• She accidentally dropped her pot of chili when the ship rocked while docking at the port.
• The teapot, shaped like a ship, reminded her of the harbor near the port.

Pronunciation Note:

    • Port: /pɔːrt/ - Refers to a harbor for ships or the left side of a ship.

    • Pot: /pɑːt/ — Refers to a container used for cooking or holding liquids.

crate - /kreɪt/ - ящик

clam - /klam/ - моллюск  

chowder - /ˈtʃaʊdə/ - похлебка 

stew - /stjuː/ - тушиться, тушенное