Summary
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- cast anchor:
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Wiktionary:
- cast anchor → jeter l’ancre, ancrer
English
Detailed Translations for cast anchor from English to French
cast anchor:
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to cast anchor (anchor)
mouiller; jeter l'ancre-
mouiller verbe (mouille, mouilles, mouillons, mouillez, mouillent, mouillais, mouillait, mouillions, mouilliez, mouillaient, mouillai, mouillas, mouilla, mouillâmes, mouillâtes, mouillèrent, mouillerai, mouilleras, mouillera, mouillerons, mouillerez, mouilleront)
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jeter l'ancre verbe
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Conjugations for cast anchor:
present
- cast anchor
- cast anchor
- casts anchor
- cast anchor
- cast anchor
- cast anchor
simple past
- casted anchor
- casted anchor
- casted anchor
- casted anchor
- casted anchor
- casted anchor
present perfect
- have casted anchor
- have casted anchor
- has casted anchor
- have casted anchor
- have casted anchor
- have casted anchor
past continuous
- was casting anchor
- were casting anchor
- was casting anchor
- were casting anchor
- were casting anchor
- were casting anchor
future
- shall cast anchor
- will cast anchor
- will cast anchor
- shall cast anchor
- will cast anchor
- will cast anchor
continuous present
- am casting anchor
- are casting anchor
- is casting anchor
- are casting anchor
- are casting anchor
- are casting anchor
subjunctive
- be casted anchor
- be casted anchor
- be casted anchor
- be casted anchor
- be casted anchor
- be casted anchor
diverse
- cast anchor!
- let's cast anchor!
- casted anchor
- casting anchor
1. I, 2. you, 3. he/she/it, 4. we, 5. you, 6. they
Translation Matrix for cast anchor:
| Verb | Related Translations | Other Translations |
| jeter l'ancre | anchor; cast anchor | |
| mouiller | anchor; cast anchor | dab; dampen; moisten; sprinkle; squirt water upon; strew; water; wet |
| - | anchor; drop anchor |
Synonyms for "cast anchor":
Related Definitions for "cast anchor":
Wiktionary Translations for cast anchor:
Cross Translation:
| From | To | Via |
|---|---|---|
| • cast anchor | → jeter l’ancre; ancrer | ↔ ankern — den Anker auswerfen |