anchorage

Converse of object

• designate: Every regulated vessel ensure the vessel is anchored within the limits of designated anchorage areas All parameters for designated anchorages are guidelines only.
• protect: It was one of three forts constructed to defend the Downs, an area of safe anchorage protected by the Goodwin Sands.
• provide: The section of the fence already strained then provides the anchorage for the next section.
• find: Breakfast and topping up air cylinders was followed by a short move to a deep dive site before finding a secure anchorage for lunch.
• offer: The River Dee offers the safest anchorage on the Solway coast hence the growth of the town of Kirkcudbright in the medieval period.

Preposition: for

• vessel: There is an anchorage for deep draft vessels 5nm SW of the " Nab Tower " .

Adjective modifier

• sheltered: The sheltered anchorage inlet on the north side of Eilean Mor.
• overnight: Shortly we reach Salters Station for our overnight anchorage.
• secluded: At lunch, we have a picnic where we aim to visit a variety of secluded anchorages.
• safe: The harbor has safe anchorage for small boats whilst the sailing club has regular events during the year.
• picturesque: Fowey, a picturesque protected anchorage, is only minutes from the ship into the town center.
• quiet: The Florida Keys are known for their spectacular coral reefs, excellent marina facilities and quiet restful anchorages.

Modifies a noun

• point: A grid of 18 anchorage points is located in the central area in 3 rows at 6 meter spacing in both directions.
• strength: These tests showed that: The tap root accounts for around 40 % of anchorage strength.

Noun used with modifier

• belt: Are seat belt anchorage points out of your way?
• dive: Some of the course offered in of many dive anchorages also the daylight.
• fleet: U47 made her way to the main fleet anchorage.
• seat: Are seat belt anchorage points out of your way?
• roof: See Figure 16: Figure 16- Timber roof anchorage to bond beam RC roofs can be also constructed.
• ground: Deep seated failures would require the use of permanent ground anchorages.