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Meanings of anchorage in English
Usage of anchorage in English
1
We must douse the glim, and in the dark change our anchorage.
2
The observations at this anchorage and the bearings taken were as follow:
3
There was no significant effect on anchorage-dependent cell proliferation, migration or invasion.
4
We have no choice; there is no anchorage between here and Cythera.
5
According to lieutenant Flinders' observations, the situation of the anchorage was in
6
The narrow limits of the anchorage were responsible for this dangerous situation.
7
This I the son of Bromius bid you, Priapus of the anchorage.
8
When the camp awakened next morning the sloop was at her anchorage.
9
He was drawn down farther, and then Kane's anchorage began to help.
10
That last strong anchorage broke, and the tree flashed into the rapids.
11
A strong draught of wind blew day and night over the anchorage.
12
He looked across the anchorage to give them both time to recover.
13
Root hairs facilitate a plant's ability to acquire soil anchorage and nutrients.
14
To get up to the anchorage we had a point to round.
15
The sea is too deep, and affords no anchorage at this point.
16
Having little wind, our ship sagged in, but we found no anchorage.
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Translations for anchorage
Portuguese
Anchorage through the time
Anchorage across language varieties
United Kingdom
Common
United States of America
Less common