Moored Meaning in English
word · lemma: moor
Definición
Securely tied or fastened (usually a boat or ship) to a fixed place with ropes or an anchor so it does not move away.
Uso & Matices
'Moored' is most often used to describe boats or ships. Common collocations: 'moored boat', 'moored at the dock', 'moored offshore'. Sometimes used metaphorically for something secured in place. Often appears in passive forms.
Spanish: amarrado - fondeadoPortuguese (BR): amarrado - ancoradoPortuguese (PT): amarrado - fundeadoChinese (Simplified): 停泊的 - 系泊的Chinese (Traditional): 停泊的 - 繫泊的Hindi: बांधा हुआ - लंगर डाला हुआArabic: مربوط - راسٍBengali: নোঙরকৃত - বাঁধাRussian: швартованныйJapanese: 係留されたVietnamese: neo đậuKorean: 정박된Turkish: demirlenmişUrdu: لنگر اندازIndonesian: berlabuh
Oraciones de Ejemplo
His fishing boat remained moored overnight.
basic
We spotted a row of moored sailboats as we walked along the river.
natural
Even in a storm, the big ferry stayed moored.
natural
Their houseboat has been moored here for years—it's almost part of the scenery now.
natural
The boat is moored at the dock.
basic
All the yachts were moored together during the festival.
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