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anchored

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Functions as an adjective derived from the past participle of the verb ‘anchor’.

Übersetzungen

укоренившийся

His anchored beliefs were hard to change.

Его укоренившиеся убеждения было трудно изменить.

закреплённый

The anchored boat remained steady despite the strong winds.

Закреплённая лодка оставалась устойчивой, несмотря на сильный ветер.

Definitionen

Firmly fixed or established; not likely to change.

Her beliefs were anchored in her upbringing, making her resistant to new ideas.

Securely attached to a base or foundation.

The anchored boat remained steady despite the strong winds.

Synonyme

anchorverb

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Präteritum

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Gerundium

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Übersetzungen

укреплять

The new policy will anchor the company's position in the market.

Новая политика укрепит позицию компании на рынке.

закреплять

The team needs to anchor the boat to prevent it from drifting away.

Команде нужно закреплять лодку, чтобы она не уплыла.

становиться на якорь

The ship will anchor in the harbor for the night.

Корабль станет на якорь в гавани на ночь.

Definitionen

To secure firmly in position.

The ship was anchored in the harbor to prevent it from drifting away.

To act as the main presenter or coordinator of a television or radio program.

She will anchor the evening news broadcast starting next week.

To provide a firm basis or foundation for something.

The new policy is anchored in extensive research and data analysis.

Synonyme

anchorsubstantiv

Definitionen

A heavy object attached to a cable or chain and used to moor a vessel to the sea bottom.

The ship dropped its anchor to stay in place during the storm.

A person or thing that provides stability or confidence in an otherwise uncertain situation.

Her family was her anchor during the difficult times.

A central cohesive source of support and stability, especially in a team or organization.

The experienced manager served as the anchor for the new project team.

A television or radio presenter, especially the main presenter of a news program.

The news anchor delivered the evening headlines with professionalism.

The final runner in a relay race, responsible for the last leg.

He was chosen as the anchor in the 4×100-metre relay.

anchoradjektiv

Definitionen

Serving as a main or central element that attracts or stabilizes others.

An anchor tenant can significantly increase foot traffic in a shopping mall.