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Meanings of anchor in inglês
português
ponto fulcral catalão
àncora Synonyms
Examples for "backbone"
Examples for "backbone"
1
Dairy products remained the backbone of exports, and fruit exports were strong.
2
They are the backbone of all drama; and I love drama inordinately.
3
THERE was no doubt that mothers were the backbone of Irish society.
4
Unlike in other countries, reserve forces are the backbone of Israel's military.
5
The President and I cannot prevent certain politicians from losing their backbone.
1
I think the text might tell us how to open the keystone.
2
Will car-sharing become a keystone of the sharing economy in urban areas?
3
Socialized medicine is the keystone to the arch of the socialist state.
4
This section of the country is the keystone of the Southern arch.
5
Robert Langdon was in possession of the keystone, and he needed help.
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Of most concern is damage to agriculture, the mainstay of the economy.
2
However, the country's mainstay copper industry was mostly unharmed by the tremor.
3
Volunteers are the mainstay of many activities available to the disability sector.
4
Results: En bloc resection remains the mainstay of therapy with curative intent.
5
Auto deals, the mainstay of the ABS market, attracted the most interest.
1
For now, German Chancellor Angela Merkel remains the linchpin of the continent.
2
He'd seen Invaders from Mars, too; it was a linchpin between us.
3
Albertine was the band's linchpin and was always good with the verbals.
4
Actively managed funds have been the linchpin of the Johnson family's fortune.
5
Every step forward is a further unraveling, each linchpin a loose wire.
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Social workers and GPs can be an important lynchpin of whole-system reform.
2
Take their approach to steamed milk, the lynchpin of any good latte.
3
It was a lynchpin for Syndic defenses in that region of space.
4
It means Brian Cody rates him as the lynchpin of this Kilkenny team.
5
To describe her as the lynchpin of the community would be an understatement.
português
âncora catalão
presentador A television personality who presents material prepared for a news program and at times must improvise commentary for live presentation.
português
estar ancorado no ancoradouro Usage of anchor in inglês
1
The ships dropped anchor; the boats were lowered; the people went ashore.
2
EU membership is widely seen as an anchor for the reform process.
3
The anchor plunged into the water of the harbour; the shrieking ceased.
4
After numerous storms, the sea is still there, anchor Kang Hui said.
5
Currently we have an 'anchor' tenant in the form of, Emirates Airlines.
6
Less of Tom Bradby's rather good impersonation of an American news anchor.
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Yes, to my mind we'd best drop anchor and have a search.''
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The local news anchor spoke through static about the Economic Opportunity Act.
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The anchor plunged into the water of the harbor; the shrieking ceased.
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Yvonne felt the anchor drop; a moment later, she heard a splash.
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The best approach has been anchor fishing them and fishing slip bobbers.
12
Either orientation in good ice is strong enough for a bomber anchor.
13
Wait for it, the state television anchor said, without giving further details.
14
This is Mr Trump's second high-profile spat with a female news anchor.
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Earlier, with fewer anchor options, minimizing the number of raps was key.
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The next thing I want to do is create an anchor point.
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Anchor through the time
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