moor

A noun referring to an area of open, uncultivated land, typically covered with heather, bracken, and moss, and often having peaty soil.

ruСуществительное, обозначающее участок открытой, невозделанной земли, обычно покрытый вереском, папоротником и мхом, часто с торфяной почвой.esSustantivo que designa una extensión de terreno abierto y sin cultivar, generalmente cubierto de brezo, helechos y musgo, a menudo con suelo turboso.frNom désignant une étendue de terre ouverte et non cultivée, généralement couverte de bruyère, de fougères et de mousse, souvent avec un sol tourbeux.deSubstantiv, das ein Stück offenes, unbebautes Land bezeichnet, oft mit Heidekraut, Farnen und Moos bewachsen und häufig mit torfigem Boden; auch allgemein für Moor- oder Heidelandschaft.ptSubstantivo que designa uma área de terra aberta e inculta, geralmente coberta de urze, samambaia e musgo, frequentemente com solo turfoso. Também se refere à terra baixa e alagadiça.zh名词，指开阔的、未开垦的土地，通常长满石楠、蕨类和苔藓，土壤多为泥炭；也指高沼地或荒地。arاسم يدل على مساحة واسعة من الأرض المفتوحة غير المزروعة، غالبًا ما تكون مغطاة بالخلنج والسرخس والطحالب، وكثيرًا ما تكون تربتها خثية.

1. Open landscape B2 formal british

   A large area of open, uncultivated land, often covered with heather, grass, and moss, typically found in upland regions.

   • They walked across the misty moor at dawn.
   • The moor is home to many species of birds and wildflowers.
   • She loved the solitude of the open moor.

   ruПустошьesPáramofrlandedeMoorptCharnecazh荒原arأرض خلاء

   Synonyms: commonfellheathmoorlanduplandwaste

• moors plural form
• moors' possessive plural form
• moor's possessive singular form

A verb used to indicate the act of securing a vessel or object in place, typically with ropes or anchors.

ruГлагол, используемый для обозначения действия по закреплению судна или объекта на месте, обычно с помощью канатов или якорей.esVerbo que designa la acción de fijar o asegurar una embarcación u objeto en un lugar determinado, generalmente mediante cabos, amarras o anclas.frVerbe utilisé pour désigner l'action d'immobiliser un navire ou un objet en place, généralement au moyen de cordages ou d'ancres.deVerb, das das Festmachen eines Schiffes oder eines Objekts an einem Ort bezeichnet, meist mit Tauen oder Ankern.ptVerbo usado para indicar a ação de fixar uma embarcação ou objeto no lugar, geralmente com cabos ou âncoras.zh动词，指将船只或物体用缆绳、锚等固定在某处。arفعل يدل على تثبيت السفينة أو أي جسم في مكانه، عادةً بواسطة الحبال أو المراسي.

1. Secure a vessel B1 formal

   To attach a boat, ship, or other vessel to a fixed object such as a dock, buoy, or anchor to prevent it from drifting.

   • The captain moored the ship to the dock with heavy ropes.
   • We moored the sailboat to a buoy in the harbor.
   • They moored the ferry at the terminal for the night.

   ruПришвартоватьesAmarrar una embarcaciónfrAmarer un naviredeEin Schiff festmachenptAtracarzh系泊arإرساء السفينة

   Synonyms: anchorberthdockfastenhitchsecuretie up

   Antonyms: cast offuntie

2. Dock at a wharf B1 formal

   To bring a vessel into a dock or wharf and secure it there.

   • The fishing boat moored at the wharf to unload its catch.
   • The cruise ship moored at the pier for the day.
   • They moored the yacht at the marina.

   ruПришвартоватьсяesAmarrar (en un muelle)frAmarrer à quaideAm Kai festmachenptAtracar em um caiszh停泊靠岸arرسوّ السفينة عند الرصيف

   Synonyms: berthdocksecuretie up

   Antonyms: cast offdepartleave

3. Secure with cables or ropes B1 formal

   To fasten something, especially a vessel, using cables, ropes, or chains to keep it in place.

   • The crew moored the barge with steel cables.
   • He moored the canoe to a tree on the riverbank.
   • The sailors moored the ship securely before the storm.

   ruШвартоватьesAmarrar una embarcaciónfrAmarredeFestmachenptAtracarzh系泊arربط السفينة بالحبال

   Synonyms: anchorberthdockfastensecuretethertie up

   Antonyms: detachfreeloosereleaseunbindunfastenuntie

• moored past participle
• moored past simple
• mooring present participle
• moors third person singular