anchorman in Latin
anchorman in Latin is proreta — anchorman means the main presenter of a news broadcast.
anchorman in Latin
proreta
(nautical) The person on a ship in charge of the anchor. [10th or 11th century]
What does "anchorman" mean?
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noun The main presenter of a news broadcast.
"He became the network's anchorman after fifteen years as a reporter."
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noun The final and often strongest runner in a relay race.
"As anchorman, she made up two seconds on the final leg."
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anchorman in a sentence
- He became the network's anchorman after fifteen years as a reporter.
- As anchorman, she made up two seconds on the final leg.
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What is "anchorman" in Latin?
"anchorman" in Latin is proreta. anchorman means: The main presenter of a news broadcast.
How do you use "anchorman" in a sentence?
Example: "He became the network's anchorman after fifteen years as a reporter." In Latin, "anchorman" is proreta.
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