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Meaning of mooring line
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mooring line (n)
(nautical) a line that holds an object (especially a boat) in place
mooring line Sentence Examples
- The boat was securely tied to the dock with thick mooring lines.
- Sailors carefully secured the mooring lines to prevent the vessel from drifting away.
- The captain inspected the mooring lines to ensure they were strong and reliable.
- A strong gust of wind caused the mooring lines to snap, sending the boat adrift.
- The mooring lines were tangled and loose, posing a hazard to other vessels.
- The crew worked diligently to untangle the mooring lines and reattach them securely.
- The weight of the anchor kept the mooring lines taut, preventing the boat from swaying too much.
- The mooring lines were checked regularly to ensure they were not damaged or frayed.
- The boat's mooring lines extended several feet into the water, creating a small floating dock.
- The mooring lines were brightly colored to increase visibility and prevent collisions.
FAQs About the word mooring line
(nautical) a line that holds an object (especially a boat) in place
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The boat was securely tied to the dock with thick mooring lines.
Sailors carefully secured the mooring lines to prevent the vessel from drifting away.
The captain inspected the mooring lines to ensure they were strong and reliable.
A strong gust of wind caused the mooring lines to snap, sending the boat adrift.
