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Definition of anchorages in English Turkish dictionary
- demirleme
- anchorage
- sabitleme
- anchorage
- ankraj
- anchorage
- (Turizm) bağlama yeri
- anchorage
- (Askeri) fonda
- anchorage
- (Tıp) ankoraj
- anchorage
- (İnşaat) bağ
- anchorage
- bağlama
- anchorage
- tespit
- anchorage
- (Askeri) yatak
- anchorage
- (Ticaret) demir
- anchorage
- (Diş Hekimliği) destek diş
- anchorage
- (Ticaret) liman resmi
- anchorage
- emniyet
- anchorage
- gemilerin demirleme yeri
- anchorage
- liman
- anchorage
- angalaj
- anchorage
- {i} destek
- anchorage
- güven
- anchorage
- emniyet demirleme harcı
- anchorage
- {i} dayanak
- anchorage
- demir atma yeri/dayanak
- anchorage
- {i} demirleme
- anchorage
- demirlenmiş olma
- anchorage
- (Askeri) YERE TESPİT, DEMİRLEME, ANKRAJ: Ağır cisimleri bir yere tespit edebilme şekilleri. Raylar üzerinde bulunan bir topa ait vagon, geri tepme tesirine karşı, ankraja sahip bulunmalıdır
- anchorage
- {i} demirleme yeri
- anchorage
- {i} güven kaynağı
- anchorage
- demirleme ücreti
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Definition of anchorages in English English dictionary
- plural of anchorage
- Anchorage
- a large coastal city in Alaska
- anchorage
- The surgical fixation of prolapsed organs
- anchorage
- That into which something is anchored or fastened
- anchorage
- A harbor, river, or offshore area that can accommodate a ship at anchor, either for quarantine, queuing, or discharge.US FM 55-15 TRANSPORTATION REFERENCE DATA; 9 June 1886
- anchorage
- {n} ground or duty for anchoring
- Anchorage
- A suitable place for a ship to lie at anchor Harbor dues for anchoring in a port
- Anchorage
- A place for anchoring (Stein 1973)
- Anchorage
- Most nights will be spent in an anchorage; these are calm bays where one can swim, snorkel, water-ski, relax, read a book, etc Very often it is possible to visit a beach bar and listen or dance to some local music
- Anchorage
- A place where a boat anchors, usually an established and marked area
- Anchorage
- This involves the location, style and strength of connections from the awning or canopy to the building or to its foundations
- Anchorage
- This involves the location, style and strength of connections from the awning or canopy to the building or foundation
- Anchorage
- all members and parts that hold the anchor span of a cantilever bridge in the correct position
- Anchorage
- the act of anchoring
- Anchorage
- An assemblage of material designed to hold in correct position the anchor span of a cantilever bridge or the end of a suspension span cable
- Anchorage
- a place to anchor, prefrably protected from wind and waves
- Anchorage
- Receptor(s) of responsive force(s) delivered as a result of the activation of an orthodontic or orthopedic appliance; by definition, displacement or deformation of anchorage is generally undesirable
- Anchorage
- A place suitable for anchoring in relation to the wind, seas and bottom
- Anchorage
- A secure point of attachment for lifelines, lanyards, or a deceleration device
- Anchorage
- place for vessels to anchor
- Anchorage
- 2 5-3 cable SE of the pier is a good anchorage in 14-18 m in depth Sea bottom: sandy and shells The anchorage is well sheltered from winds from SW through W to N Anchorage is prohibited between the parallels 28º29'34"N and 28º27'93"N and 013º50'5"W and the shore due to the existence of submarine cables
- Anchorage
- a city in south central Alaska; "Anchorage is the largest city in Alaska"
- Anchorage
- A system for securing a component against a force, such as the uplift from a pressurized air house or the tension in a tendon for prestressed concrete
- Anchorage
- A sheltered place or area where boat can anchor
- Anchorage
- specific adhesion of an adhesive agent to a face material or anchor coat
- Anchorage
- The process of fastening a joist or joist girder to a masonry, concrete, or steel support by either bolting or welding
- Anchorage
- A sheltered place or area where boats can anchor or moor without interfering with harbor traffic
- Anchorage
- A location intended or suited for anchoring
- anchorage
- The set of anchors belonging to a ship
- anchorage
- The act of anchoring, or the condition of lying at anchor
- anchorage
- A place suitable for anchoring or where ships anchor; a hold for an anchor
- anchorage
- a fee for anchoring
- anchorage
- Abode of an anchoret
- anchorage
- A fee charged for anchoring
- anchorage
- place for vessels to anchor a city in south central Alaska; "Anchorage is the largest city in Alaska"
- anchorage
- A harbor, river, or offshore area that can accommodate a ship at anchor, either for quarantine, queuing, or discharge
- anchorage
- place for vessels to anchor a city in south central Alaska; "Anchorage is the largest city in Alaska" a fee for anchoring
- anchorage
- Something which holds like an anchor; a hold; as, the anchorages of the Brooklyn Bridge
- anchorage
- An anchorage is a place where a boat can anchor safely. The nearest safe anchorage was in Halifax, Nova Scotia The vessel yesterday reached anchorage off Dubai. the largest city in Alaska, US, which is a port and a centre of the oil and gas industries. Seaport, largest city (pop., 2000: 260,283), and chief commercial centre of Alaska, U.S. It lies at the head of Cook Inlet near the base of the Kenai Peninsula. It was founded in 1914 as a construction camp for the building of a railroad to Fairbanks. It became a key aviation and defense centre in World War II and is now a regular stop on air routes from the U.S. to East Asia. Anchorage experienced rapid population growth in the late 20th century. In 1964 a severe earthquake caused a number of deaths and extensive property damage
- anchorage
- {i} place for anchoring; act of anchoring; state of being anchored; something to which an object is fastened; something reliable
- anchorage
- A toll for anchoring; anchorage duties
- anchorage
- Something on which one may depend for security; ground of trust