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Longman Dictionary of Contemporary English
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impose
932
Chance
533
Cheerful
410
sceptical
396
Soul
111
Acclaim
440
Oceania
545
terse
200
Plenitude
117
guilty
1015
tooth
352
Snigger
101
finalize
577
analogue
295
Pumpkin
71
guiltiest
110
analog
173
wintery
81
marzipan
153
Surname
398
quilt
824
chime
286
giblets
177
raccoon
319
terrifying
258
Invert
310
seamstress
169
Primarily
270
woof
163
Acquaint
505
Scheme
417
Senate
387
people
570
grade
618
saddlery
181
Scarce
365
Rarely
400
Arabic
174
psychosomatic
169
changed
238
airlift
247
descend
869
fiddlesticks
191
waxing
87
by your own account
110
card
361
outwork
176
hold out on somebody
95
icebox
158
pollen
248
pedestrianise
120
scrape
856
Solicitor General
140
Algae
169
misinformation
164
play at sth
61
heading
793
Winner
129
Tired
402
Figurative
173
coordinating-conjunction
84
Prolonged
142
quarry
339
Christmas Eve
204
Questionable
240
fifth column
231
Rejoice
269
vitrified
80
forevermore
195
for evermore
152
floor-show
132
get to the bottom of something
258
the rank and file
269
hollow
946
protest
977
fifth-columnist
104
truck
907
Vibrate
287
cavities
100
waver
288
floor show
354
Pace
531
tri-
198
thump
203
fatigue
880
empathy
615
cock-up
271
temperature
864
megalomania
147
ear
505
dar
243
climb
931
sharpish
144
drug
1164
indeterminate
228
Novelty
190
hostel
399
mayoress
146
tracker
271
boggy
233
cold fish
156
Testify
204
Infect
348
Unpack
441
hard-wired
165
talent
859
Number
611
Didactic
78
instantaneous
224
rugby
351
flyby
204
preempt
153
throne
849
mange
195
spite
1013
jailer
316
bunch
938
Reprimand
176
fluency
215
Faucet
350
anorexia
266
hallo
249
esthete
204
a cold fish
120
rill
126
Antenna
172
Hire
413
organ grinder
80
child benefit
240
destructive
885
roll (somebody) over
73
make conversation
103
CHARACTER
323
Overcharging and underpaying money
85
tenfold
128
bite back
197
Placebo
226
table mat
178
booking clerk
145
Despite
832
Broaden
294
sly
816
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36
Patch
317
in effect
139
ascent
305
double-edged sword
57
squeeze something ↔ out
492
Attach
401
vagrant
387
non-stick
184
rip something ↔ apart
130
cloak-and-dagger
211
pass something ↔ up
235
Critical thinking
136
bowl somebody ↔ out
146
Stack
116
cum-laude
101
abjure
262
cowes
107
black out
195
child support
215
pinto
140
psalter
169
inane
294
SEMINAR
243
char
446
buzzword
255
fruit fly
237
grapy
155
focus group
219
undergrowth
213
Yukon, the
207
full-stop
234
see about something
101
Gamble
228
suppressor
121
sordid
238
Interested
460
be above the law
88
Accomplishment
344
wonned
80
Monitor
493
action
1093
in (actual) fact
226
recognize
1216
go through
258
driving seat
121
white knight
202
wonderingly
134
blue jeans
251
Psychologist
242
pointillism
161
incentivize
339
statistical
625
terra cotta
117
Massed
129
Frilly
89
Infected
335
Elaborate
561
Stroke
381
Celebrate
405
Jewels
53
Tread
340
legalism
117
kitchenware
154
cartel
252
Free
444
molest
361
voiced
156
resume
907
hottie
135
Paragraph
861
lengthy
399
bulldozer
201
recognise
215
Siblings
136
Viper
188
Calmness
43
column
948
Sighting
188
jcb
160
reload
161
Engulf
220
bathrobe
186
clamor
152
launcher
166
ignominy
232
polygamous
157
bored
351
mangetout
132
ricin
173
nap
810
Social
263
pacific
707
pupil
538
doughty
235
mogul
337
recognised
141
assent
458
Attitude
486
needless
822
freezing
378
firebug
188
take over
220
Establishment
420
pathway
145
Tutorials
91
dreamland
303
expansionist
192
Sanctuary
531
sweaty
235
england
196
violate
505
Meaningful
342
villager
167
hightail
150
nutritious
504
breadbox
226
burgher
198
primacy
194
unhitch
146
atrocities
131
hurtle
241
impound
215
funicular
244
Canary
108
manufacture
969
fathom
391
deprecating
328
Retool
283
Knew
134
foolproof
230
wholefood
339
woolen
225
expensive
428
smokeless
161
Phil
136
Coyote
169
own up
183
Temper
384
GB
226
Tarmac
141
tram
756
blending
79
furious
859
blend
857
Nerves
146
rev
481
at first
182
Apron
231
cedarwood
211
closet
470
Biased
245
treat
887
chigger
168
empty
586
wormcast
129
toleration
185
Gently
202
diligent
843
For
310
Glasses
239
baa
235
Dramatic
414
thyme
183
Ritalin
119
Excuses
105
Normal
327
Sabotage
465
Acreage
179
MINUTES
99
Enthral
360
Decorum
176
bounce someone into (doing) something
59
Embroil
178
Guild
309
underwriter
143
Wanting
226
Irritated
345
Escapade
171
Spot
365
fry
795
Stetson
267
Rigorous
194
hurtful
205
Admiral
237
Saboteur
234
Precious
389
Adequate
491
Reasons
140
Damp
150
Rhetoric
141
rectum
278
Shorten
373
bog-standard
176
stuntwoman
87
expense
948
flit
296
miscalculate
277
Forbids
13
Provoke
474
unrealized
144
cosignatory
221
(a) piece of cake
163
Courier
138
Impromptu
185
greasy spoon
225
first-class
278
parliamentary
348
ASTRONOMY
89
overemphasize
186
Destination
562
Owing to
128
Inheritance
200
softie
179
Supremacist
213
confide
328
manic-depressive
116
decluttering
94
glut
294
Pinta
93
regressivity
84
launch pad
168
hospitalisation
170
misplace
270
meal
485
lively
847
bcc
213
squeeze out
314
convulse
253
canticle
133
Justify
300
Hound
311
delegate
903
voluntary
1088
substantiation
108
second rate
82
Astonishment
161
cyberbully
152
Sleep in
82
structuralism
179
Convene
285
allow for somebody something
81
self esteem
181
works
167
Crestfallen
93
Wedge
246
grand master
239
Perfunctory
264
Instruction
540
Gruel
150
off the mark
62
blinders
293
nightingale
168
ergative
229
rest assured (that)
118
Balcony
371
change over
221
min.
160
deplete
457
cubbyhole
258
above the law
67
Whim
130
joy
874
PLACE
313
Virulence
71
birthing
164
At best
278
Left handed
130
combustion chamber
138
sauce boat
160
thickness
839
Verbosity
136
cookie sheet
229
Ascertain
230
repeat
877
Nightlife
273
bill of fare
221
gene therapy
281
sponge cake
160
supranational
113
Liechtenstein
127
duffel bag
187
Appropriate
493
Insight
407
straightforward
513
appeared
87
Samoa
167
cross your arms
80
hat
431
Convict
143
Dictum
25
Absolutely
361
canister
410
CD player
227
Patchy
155
To make someone feel excited, enthusiastic or impressed
114
malice
192
caving
323
what's up?
167
Benefactor
167
Malevolent
170
Suppose
405
Universal
202
flash
1419
Pocket
206
INDICATOR
187
open minded
123
Aquariums
194
blood
1043
Rapacious
97
Straighten
141
Lamentable
152
fowl
202
Mysterious
289
entrant
254
Ealing comedy
139
Indicators
126
chimney sweep
195
timely
394
Combative
93
nation state
268
surfing
148
femme fatale
289
louring
96
entangle
251
baptist
162
Inn
91
Willingness
175
Poverty
375
autumn
292
pickin
137
giant-killer
137
beefy
325
headmaster
728
cheat on somebody
197
planet
850
baseball cap
209
One after another thesaurus
84
Comfy
103
Debilitating
88
Philanthropic
128
Envisage
342
be a matter of principle
89
bicarbonate
97
trot
349
non-committal
170
electrolysis
291
Share
506
patted
90
underclassman
123
gym
323
suitor
319
astral
230
intuitive
353
chronic
382
cod liver oil
171
stolid
269
Drift
371
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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.
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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
1
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