at anchor meaning

• Anchored
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  [American slang]
  adj. phr. Held by an anchor from floating away; anchored. The ship rode at anchor in the harbor.
  

• The vessel lies at anchor at seattle.
• The vessel at anchor surged in the heavy sea.
• In the mouth of loch aline we found a great seagoing ship at anchor.
• The fleet lay at anchor half a mile off the headland
• Anchor wires should have a spelter type socket at anchor side
• Several boats lay at anchor in the harbour
• Several boats lay at anchor in the harbour
• We lay at anchor outside the harbour
• We lay at anchor outside the harbor
• We lay at anchor outside the harbour

• "at anchor" meaning in Chinese: 锚泊的
• "at anchor" meaning in Japanese: 停泊して、投錨して
• "at anchor" meaning in Russian: на якоре на якоре
• "at anchor" meaning in French: à l'ancre, au mouillage