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kotwienie
OpenDict entry

anchoring

anchoring
kotwienie

I. anchor [ˈæŋkəʳ, Am -ɚ] N

1. anchor (object):

anchor
kotwica f
to lie [or be] at anchor
stać na kotwicy
to drop [or cast] anchor
rzucać [perf rzucić] kotwicę
to weigh anchor
podnosić [perf podnieść] kotwicę

2. anchor (source of stability):

anchor
oparcie nt

3. anchor esp AM RADIO, TV:

anchor
prezenter(ka) m(f) [wiadomości]

II. anchor [ˈæŋkəʳ, Am -ɚ] VB trans

1. anchor ship:

anchor
zakotwiczyć

2. anchor (fix firmly):

anchor
przymocowywać [perf przymocować]

3. anchor esp AM (host):

anchor
prowadzić [perf po-]

III. anchor [ˈæŋkəʳ, Am -ɚ] VB intr

anchor
zakotwiczyć

sheet anchor N NAUT

sheet anchor
zapasowa kotwica f
OpenDict entry

anchor VB

trip the anchor infin NAUT
rwać kotwicę infin
OpenDict entry

anchor N

stream anchor NAUT
kotwica prądowa f
sea anchor
kotwica pływająca f
sea anchor
dryfkotwa f
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anchor windlass N

anchor windlass NAUT
winda kotwiczna f
OpenDict entry

anchor plate N

anchor plate ARCHIT
kotew f
Present
Ianchor
youanchor
he/she/itanchors
weanchor
youanchor
theyanchor
Past
Ianchored
youanchored
he/she/itanchored
weanchored
youanchored
theyanchored
Present Perfect
Ihaveanchored
youhaveanchored
he/she/ithasanchored
wehaveanchored
youhaveanchored
theyhaveanchored
Past Perfect
Ihadanchored
youhadanchored
he/she/ithadanchored
wehadanchored
youhadanchored
theyhadanchored
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Anchoring the hypostome against the anterior doublure and cephalon provides structural bracing against which to tear apart prey.
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Anchoring can have more subtle effects on negotiations as well.
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As inflationary tendencies have persisted, the primary focus of monetary policy remains on containment of inflation, and anchoring of inflation expectations...
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Even on the summit area there are traces of the watchtower in the shape of rebates for anchoring a wooden observation post.
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In measurement arguments, anchoring fallacies can occur when unwarranted weight is given to data generated by metrics that the arguers themselves acknowledge is flawed.
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