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Meaning of anchor chain
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anchor chain (n)
the chain or rope that attaches an anchor to a vessel
anchor chain Sentence Examples
- The ship's anchor chain clanked loudly as it was hoisted back on board after a successful voyage.
- The anchor chain rattled as the crew lowered the anchor to secure the ship in the bay.
- The old anchor chain showed signs of rust, a testament to years of service on the open seas.
- The sailors carefully inspected the anchor chain, ensuring it was in good condition before setting sail.
- During the storm, the anchor chain strained against the powerful waves, holding the ship steadfast.
- The anchor chain links were polished to a shine, reflecting the pride the crew took in maintaining their vessel.
- A sudden jolt signaled the release of the anchor chain, anchoring the ship in the quiet cove.
- The anchor chain played out slowly as the ship carefully navigated into the crowded harbor.
- The ship's anchor chain clattered against the hull as it was deployed to secure the vessel during a turbulent sea.
- The anchor chain creaked as the crew carefully lowered the anchor, marking the end of a long day at sea.
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the chain or rope that attaches an anchor to a vessel
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The ship's anchor chain clanked loudly as it was hoisted back on board after a successful voyage.
The anchor chain rattled as the crew lowered the anchor to secure the ship in the bay.
The old anchor chain showed signs of rust, a testament to years of service on the open seas.
The sailors carefully inspected the anchor chain, ensuring it was in good condition before setting sail.
