rode in Finnish
rode in Finnish is ankkurikettinki, ankkuriköysi — rode means of a male woodcock, to fly a repeated back-and-forth path over the edge of woodland while calling, as part of its courtship display.
rode in Finnish
ankkurikettinki
(nautical) The line from a vessel to its anchor.
ankkuriköysi
(nautical) The line from a vessel to its anchor.
What does "rode" mean?
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verb Of a male woodcock, to fly a repeated back-and-forth path over the edge of woodland while calling, as part of its courtship display.
"At dusk you could watch the woodcock rode along the treeline, calling as it went."
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noun The rope or chain connecting a boat to its anchor.
"He let out more rode so the anchor would grip the seabed properly."
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rode in a sentence
- At dusk you could watch the woodcock rode along the treeline, calling as it went.
- He let out more rode so the anchor would grip the seabed properly.
- The rode had tangled around the propeller during the night.
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What is "rode" in Finnish?
"rode" in Finnish is ankkurikettinki, ankkuriköysi. rode means: Of a male woodcock, to fly a repeated back-and-forth path over the edge of woodland while calling, as part of its courtship display.
How do you use "rode" in a sentence?
Example: "At dusk you could watch the woodcock rode along the treeline, calling as it went." In Finnish, "rode" is ankkurikettinki, ankkuriköysi.
Are there other ways to say "rode" in Finnish?
Yes — Finnish has 2 translations listed for "rode": ankkurikettinki, ankkuriköysi.
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