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Longman Dictionary of Contemporary English
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unconventional
349
felony
343
admirable
538
neocolonialism
120
crumbier
123
disengage
359
suburbanisation
78
pass sth on
129
resale
130
pluck someone from obscurity
57
aw shucks
108
immigrate
818
watch (out) for something
232
degradable
81
shipwreck
365
trickster
146
pitting
66
blood pressure
189
girl band
139
leave it to somebody (to do something)
41
mouse
790
gesticulate
434
patly
79
globe artichoke
228
grandpappy
137
fault-finding
164
Describing types and forms of nouns
110
captivities
105
dismiss
834
plaster
758
double entendre
214
get in
229
organist
136
battle cruiser
156
lust
353
substantially
316
bilharzia
179
rig
323
brahman
142
graceful
728
limb
725
crumbly
280
seem
424
Coptic
67
time-honoured
143
sandbag
151
Persevered
62
tarantella
104
bash out
160
workaholic
129
igniter
83
authority
1273
kludgey
86
whistle blower
174
Unequivocal
165
mayfair
90
ceramics
213
Precipitous
22
booth
786
chick lit
188
fly-on-the-wall
156
fornicate
226
Scotch broth
84
mathematical
617
first generation
203
chalk something up
110
oversell
133
Acrimonious
29
logical
1051
not have a hair out of place
184
column
867
fouling
109
numismatics
128
actor
845
be able to do something
148
not in the slightest
144
injury
820
lonely
894
corridor
827
ganglion
323
clump
358
medieval
156
canticle
104
Personal pronouns - thesaurus
84
Photographs
111
bomb
888
bulrush
178
threadbare
387
Yorkshire pudding
58
cultural
362
wto
73
email
397
lieu
220
paratroop
75
tzarist
63
chastity
302
legend
755
sc
146
streamlined
70
metronome
156
gifted
300
decathlon
298
encase
234
schlock
248
flea-market
83
docking
96
MMT
349
handsome
890
smash hit
87
hotbed
216
fishes
99
perry
126
antiseptic
274
handywoman
86
synaesthesia
247
wily
324
caddishly
111
mumbo jumbo
76
nosier
73
doctrinaire
183
name after
78
arty-farty
194
ragbag
181
honeymoon
684
downfall
304
come-round
92
crashingly
80
godly
256
cross out
174
bobotie
121
metallurgy
134
reappeared
127
pinstripe
138
groggy
219
breathe
739
retarder
96
tray bake
102
thankfully
291
whalelike
66
rack up
135
flood out
172
on a shoestring
110
detachedly
112
Off-kilter
102
Nutrients
121
workaholism
72
slack-off
360
symbolise
245
morn
133
tomfool
74
bad-mouth
201
big-gun
110
dyspepsia
198
feed
1187
Interfered
83
adjudicate
505
defragment
252
big
661
gas-pedal
81
wagged
67
latch onto
111
baldie
112
walking stick
117
soy
230
video conference
118
FY
251
junk food
170
Covert
324
Stew
161
leninism
82
parson
148
Bundle up
34
Gatekeeper
8
credit-card
131
stroller
272
anxious
833
Claustrophobia
131
Wake
448
incomprehension
137
accelerator board
17
courtesy of
115
Eventfully
50
Jaded
135
effortful
96
rhetoric
264
freestyler
96
mop
324
pekinese
105
neutrino
130
indication
934
mohican
132
Nebular
22
sprint
445
seven
137
Incompetent
146
strike out
250
foreseeable
309
total
876
proletariat
129
referee
437
cold-blooded
322
piecework
130
enunciate
277
redeemable
211
canner
93
overnight
646
anniversaries
118
Secretary
479
irreligious
133
transferor
63
Tearful
180
coward
763
homophonous
64
concentric
219
pound
830
Ave.
187
jagging
72
bearhug
81
wreckage
791
cockpit
189
interlude
451
dive-bomber
122
reprove
127
headship
144
acronyms
76
EXTREME
326
weak
882
wake
480
sneaky
196
Exorbitant
336
Grudge
58
aspect
884
Exhausting
103
disconnection
110
stew
283
big toe
218
pole vault
197
drag
844
beer-belly
103
coupé
159
windowless
95
benchwarmer
101
Illinois
111
hedonistic
87
interval
866
tax exile
108
circus
187
daniel
103
megalomania
115
Wed
339
propagable
68
typesetting
145
prostate
117
predecease
100
Relay
305
brainiest
98
gauzier
102
crumple
337
Laugh
286
slowly
594
Diploma
233
proctology
96
pushover
176
viewdata
93
sayonara
87
Kaiser
61
Acceptance
306
eye tooth
165
errant
265
Forgettable
129
RSA
97
cattle
757
farsightedly
72
watercolour
191
aspirant
137
Think
593
KO
161
culmination
449
Adulthood
307
premonition
475
chatbot
76
ballroom-dancing
80
Intensity
222
mesmeric
116
leadership
883
Magical
355
Pack
563
Keener
79
chump
190
confusion
816
riverbank
99
chain
851
moldovan
96
fiance
95
Validate
72
chicken-and-egg
159
solid
1038
demarcate
205
remain
753
wooziest
71
paye
133
icing
275
clansman
190
p.w.
131
edification
137
Sectarian
38
compartmentalize
201
polygamy
355
sparky
278
Humid
249
fire-station
87
telnet
110
wacky
175
aussie
148
variegation
64
synaesthete
78
gymnasial
101
scrabble
384
waxer
67
Last
455
mining
339
filename
261
tunable
68
quaint
259
valid
971
-ance
104
lord
801
Metallica
113
busby
225
unflinching
127
spindlier
66
good night
248
eyestrain
152
loose
825
brought
154
earthbound
204
misanthropist
121
debt
784
tsp.
92
denote
314
chirrup
140
double bind
202
data mining
205
expand
997
box number
217
dump-truck
82
crassness
50
hang up
246
grape
733
Darkened
170
denies
140
Neuroticism
104
Lion
11
promiscuous
330
haligonian
118
panatella
85
classify
816
closeted
129
virus
851
Mimicry
38
sociolinguistics
89
tublike
70
haste makes waste
92
backpedal
156
isobaric
70
Imprint
185
unwavering
494
assemble
810
Exhibit
261
scatted
78
showery
142
assembly
784
skewer
149
Otherwise
224
staggering
377
insulated
100
specialization
285
laxness
82
mobbed
66
teetotal
183
saccharine
174
bankruptcies
105
ladder
822
immunize
510
Slop
143
low life
153
bowel
310
Words used to describe situations and circumstances
97
speech
777
sussex
79
talk through something
69
armoured
303
guinea
169
bottomer
121
General words for location and place
86
Suitability
147
figure
913
stultifies
76
polysemy
101
pocahontas
102
explicatively
86
HSE
72
because
283
Ways of adding emphasis to questions
105
get up
233
unfunniest
78
circumstancess
83
pawn
178
register
1380
maintenance
902
fire-drill
107
loadstone
69
constrain
383
interesting
493
swear in
204
carried
111
coral
240
yack
110
uninitiated
131
cline
184
star
288
pal
735
burl
165
chin
754
stark
404
washer
143
Crux
194
shoetree
82
toerag
144
Hereafter
286
debilities
113
formed
110
messrs
115
moonlighting
88
entreaty
302
pothead
79
adorn
421
laziest
67
interpreter
636
livery
137
Bloody
166
Fuels
68
bloviation
75
countably
48
naggy
68
yugoslavia
99
stand up
453
linear
215
Trawler
45
translation
877
watchdog
532
philanthropy
142
mead
145
hairdresser
324
sell out
296
cheeses
79
Apart
283
gaelic
173
Incense
103
gatekeeper
282
sex
988
handymen
76
Bumpy
309
truant
321
brainwash
201
drily
202
aargh
206
high-born
132
winnipegger
73
insensible
207
bitterish
138
didgeridoo
251
patricide
137
overact
130
removal
738
uterus
294
sulfurous
104
puniest
82
ghq
165
playful
200
disproportional
120
big tent
181
bunch
865
spheroidal
61
lousy
197
rid
760
what's up?
157
Customs and Excise
228
auntly
83
draining
95
Howdy
38
jungly
74
scattershot
91
stiff
770
warper
74
knower
77
Sneaky
50
demijohn
167
dig out
154
grainier
126
IELTS
BNC: 7686
COCA: 4961
Longman Dictionary of Contemporary English
anchor
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,
Television & radio
an
·
chor
1
/
ˈæŋkə
$
-ər
/
noun
[
countable
C
]
1
TTW
a piece of
heavy
metal
that is
lowered
to the
bottom
of the
sea
, a
lake
etc to
prevent
a
ship
or
boat
moving
锚
at anchor
The ship was at anchor.
那艘船停锚了。
We
dropped anchor
a few yards offshore.
我们在离岸几码远的地方抛锚停航。
The next morning, they
weighed anchor
(=
lifted the anchor
)
and began to move south again.
第二天早上他们起锚,又开始向南航行。
→
4
See picture of
见图
WRECK 2
2
especially
American English
AmE
AMT
someone who
reads
the
news
on
TV
and
introduces
news reports
〔电视〕新闻节目主持人,主播
SYN
British English
newsreader
Dan Rather, anchor of the CBC Evening News
哥伦比亚广播公司《晚间新闻》主持人丹
·
拉瑟
3
HELP
someone or something that provides a feeling of support and
safety
支柱;靠山
Dad was the anchor of the family.
爸爸是家里的顶梁柱。
Examples from the Corpus
anchor
•
He was
martyred
when
thrown
into the Black Sea with an
anchor
tied
to him.
•
We
dropped
anchor
a few
yards
offshore
.
•
Neither
parliament
nor the
law
was open, though these provided both
soaring
fame
and a
practical
anchor
for similarly
gifted
men.
•
His one
serious
anchor
was the
friendship
with
Madame
Phan.
•
These
ancient
trees
are a
spiritual
anchor
that our
culture
needs to hold on to.
•
The
weather
segments
also give the
anchors
a
chance
to
banter
with the weather people and
lighten
the
proceedings
.
•
Finally on the
fourth
day one of the
anchor
ropes
sheered
through and we lost that
anchor
to the
gale
.
•
As she
waited
, she began to study the
anchor
cables
around her.
•
He was the
anchor
for the BBC's nine o'clock news for over 10 years.
•
The
anchors
are usually
linked
by
sundry
cords
and tapes of
varying
age
and wear.
weighed anchor
•
We
weighed anchor
next morning and
sailed
down the
fiord
on a
calm
sea.
Related topics:
Water
,
Television & radio
anchor
2
verb
1
[
intransitive
I
,
transitive
T
]
TTW
to lower the anchor on a ship or boat to hold it in one place
抛(锚),停(船)
SYN
moor
Three tankers were anchored in the harbor.
三艘油轮停泊在港口。
2
FASTEN/DO UP
[
transitive
T
]
to
fasten
something firmly so that it cannot move
使稳固,使固定
The shelves should be securely anchored to the wall.
搁板应牢牢固定在墙上。
n
Grammar
Anchor
is usually passive in this meaning.
3
be anchored in something
CONNECTED WITH
to be strongly
connected
with a particular system, way of life etc
扎根于〔某种体系、生活方式等〕
John’s outlook has always been anchored in the political mainstream.
约翰的观点一直植根于主流政治思想。
Examples from the Corpus
be anchored in something
•
Her personal
ideals
were anchored in
her
Irish
heritage
.
•
The
aerodrome
was well established, with the
headquarters
on board the
seaplane
tender
Ark
Royal
which
was anchored in
the
bay
.
•
A
tower
is anchored in
the rock with
guy
wires
that
hum
in the wind.
4
SUPPORT A PERSON, GROUP, OR PLAN
[
transitive
T
]
to provide a feeling of support, safety, or help for someone or an
organization
支持,保护,帮助
Steve anchors the team’s defense.
史蒂夫是该队的防守中坚力量。
Her life was anchored by her religion.
她的生活依靠宗教信仰支撑。
5
AMT
[
transitive
T
]
American English
AmE
to be the person who reads the news and introduces reports on
television
主持〔电视新闻节目〕
SYN
present
Collins anchors the 6 o'clock news.
科林斯主持
6
点钟的新闻节目。
Examples from the Corpus
anchor
•
The
importance
of
self-esteem
To be
assertive
you need to have your self-esteem well
anchored
.
•
If words had
weight
, a
single
sentence
from
Death
would have
anchored
a ship.
•
We
anchored
about fifty yards away.
•
The new hour-long
program
is
anchored
by
Mark
McEwen.
•
The new company will be
anchored
by the Hobart food-equipment group.
•
The
panel
was firmly
anchored
by two large
bolts
.
•
Captain
Cook
anchored
in Opunohu
Bay
in the 1760s.
•
Designers
are considering
enlarging
and
strengthening
the
concrete
foundations
, and
anchoring
them into Bay
soils
with
steel
pilings.
•
I use long
lengths
of
floating
row
cover,
anchored
with
bricks
and
stones
, on
annual
and
perennial
beds.
Origin
anchor
1
(
800-900
)
Latin
anchora
, from
Greek
ankyra
an
·
chor
1
noun
anchor
2
verb
→
n
GRAMMAR
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