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Перевод: anchored

[прилагательное]
сто`ящий на якоре; верный; надежный

Тезаурус:

1. She passed about forty-eight kilometres north of Krakatoa on the evening of the twenty-sixth, spent the night of the twenty-sixth to seventh anchored in Telok Betong, tried to sail again for Anjer in the morning, but was prevented from doing so by the violence of the eruption.
2. Before the opening of this church in 1822, services had been conducted in the consul's house by the chaplains of ships anchored in the bay.
3. For the next couple of days, the Britannia will be anchored up the coast, where Prince Charles will work on a BBC film about the environment and talk to government radicals with whom it was considered impolitic for him to spend time during his official itinerary.
4. Remember these routes are all on limestone, which rarely gives good routes at less than VS, but a line of bolts, ending at a firmly anchored chain, up dry and solid rock, means that a much bolder approach can be adopted than on the polished, easier routes of Stoney or the vertical scree of Swanage.
5. Stern, who is known for his sometimes brash self-promotion, anchored a television documentary series in the early 1980s, in which he attempted in a Bronowski-like way to explain the ascent of architecture in America.
6. Cohen et al (1980) have postulated that the actin filaments are anchored to the platelet membrane by -actin (glycoprotein III), a transmembrane protein.
7. World champion John Parrott overwhelmed Willie Thorne 8-;0 in Redhill while Grimsby's Mike Hallett was still anchored firmly to the foot of the table after losing 5-;3 to Jimmy White in Doncaster.
8. By 1130 hours the load was complete and slipped, bound for Netley Buoys Where the Puma is anchored.
9. The lid was anchored to the sides by screws through the sides.
10. But this means that the soil for seed-sowing can be done simply by covering a patch for a few days with a sheet of polythene anchored by bricks or stones - in the absence, of course, of cloches.
11. This spectre anchored some 100 yards away, a small mysterious vessel that prompted Dudley Clarke - as such uncertainties would concern future raiders - to move quietly to the bow and warn the men ashore.
12. Merlin is a stainless steel dustbin-type drum that sits anchored in water.
13. On 23 August 1815 HMS Northumberland , commanded by Admiral Cockburn, anchored in Funchal harbour, bound for the island of St Helena and taking Napoleon into exile.