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Meanings of good anchorage in English
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Usage of good anchorage in English
1
Sand and rocks and scorpions, and no good anchorage for hundreds of leagues.
2
A good anchorage was found at Tanna, and the ship warped close in.
3
It is surrounded by coral reefs, and offers good anchorage in both monsoons.
4
The bay appeared to be well sheltered and to afford good anchorage ground.
5
It has a good anchorage, with a clean and good bottom.
6
It was easy of access, of sufficient depth, and good anchorage.
7
This bay very probably affords good anchorage out of the strength of the tides.
8
On this bank is good anchorage, in any depth between eighteen and thirty fathoms.
9
Anson's Bay affords good anchorage, and probably has a small rivulet at the bottom.
10
Soung Road offers good anchorage; and supplies of all kinds may be had in abundance.
11
The port of Cabo Rojo has also good anchorage.
12
Had there been good anchorage at Beach Cove, Eben would have felt more at ease.
13
I heard them say it's a good anchorage.
14
There is good anchorage in the bay in four and five fathoms mud, near Goold Island.
15
On its west side is a sandy bay with good anchorage in four and five fathoms.
16
The bay affords good anchorage, but only small vessels can come up to the two moles.
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