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a port of call

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a port of call
a place where you stop for a short time, especially on a journey Our first port of call was the delightful town of Bruges.
See also: call, port


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The Grand Harbour is Europe's largest natural harbor and welcomes a large number of cruise ships as a port of call, turnarounds, as well as home porting.
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