mooring in Spanish
mooring in Spanish is amarre — mooring means a place where a boat is tied up, or the ropes, chains, and anchors used to secure it there.
mooring in Spanish
amarre
The act of securing a vessel with a cable or anchor etc.
What does "mooring" mean?
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noun A place where a boat is tied up, or the ropes, chains, and anchors used to secure it there.
"The sailboat pulled away from its mooring at dawn."
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noun Something that gives a person a sense of stability or identity.
"Losing his job left him without any real moorings in life."
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mooring in a sentence
- The sailboat pulled away from its mooring at dawn.
- Storm winds tore several boats loose from their moorings.
- Losing his job left him without any real moorings in life.
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What is "mooring" in Spanish?
"mooring" in Spanish is amarre. mooring means: A place where a boat is tied up, or the ropes, chains, and anchors used to secure it there.
How do you use "mooring" in a sentence?
Example: "The sailboat pulled away from its mooring at dawn." In Spanish, "mooring" is amarre.
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