anchoring — the process of securing something firmly in place or position
Part of speech: NOUN
Definition: the process of securing something firmly in place or position
Pronunciation (IPA): /ˈæŋkərɪŋ/
Korean meaning: 단단히 고정시키거나 정착시키는 과정
Korean pronunciation: **앵**커링
Example Sentences
- My mom's anchoring technique for remembering where she put her keys is... asking everyone else to find them.
- The ship's anchoring system failed, so they had to use the emergency backup anchor.
- Cognitive anchoring explains why I still think $5 for coffee is expensive, even though it's been years.
anchoring
NOUN//ˈæŋkərɪŋ//
the process of securing something firmly in place or position
a sailor operates a heavy winch mechanism to lower a massive ship anchor into the water below. The thick metal chain feeds steadily through the pulley system as the anchor descends. The anchor reaches the ocean floor and its heavy flukes dig deep into the sandy bottom. The ship stops drifting and becomes completely stable against the ocean currents. Other crew members on deck watch as the vessel settles into its fixed position. the process of securing something firmly in place or position
Anchoring through thundering seas, conquering the storm!
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🌳Etymology
Origin
고대 그리스의 'ankura(닻)'에서 시작되어 라틴어 'ancora'를 거쳐 영어 'anchor'가 되었고, 여기에 '-ing'가 붙어 동작이나 과정을 나타내게 되었습니다.
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📝Examples
“My mom's anchoring technique for remembering where she put her keys is... asking everyone else to find them.”
“The ship's anchoring system failed, so they had to use the emergency backup anchor.”
“Cognitive anchoring explains why I still think $5 for coffee is expensive, even though it's been years.”
“The anchoring of the new bridge required advanced engineering techniques.”
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