anchored in Spanish
anchored in Spanish is fondeado, surto — anchored means firmly fixed or held in place, so it cannot easily move or drift.
anchored in Spanish
fondeado
surto
What does "anchored" mean?
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adj Firmly fixed or held in place, so it cannot easily move or drift.
"The tent was anchored to the ground with steel pegs to survive the storm."
anchored in a sentence
- The tent was anchored to the ground with steel pegs to survive the storm.
- Her sense of confidence was anchored in years of hard-won experience.
Common Spanish translations
Frequently asked questions
What is "anchored" in Spanish?
"anchored" in Spanish is fondeado, surto. anchored means: Firmly fixed or held in place, so it cannot easily move or drift.
How do you use "anchored" in a sentence?
Example: "The tent was anchored to the ground with steel pegs to survive the storm." In Spanish, "anchored" is fondeado, surto.
Are there other ways to say "anchored" in Spanish?
Yes — Spanish has 2 translations listed for "anchored": fondeado, surto.
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