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ア ン カ 1
Most common form: アンカー
noun
1. anchor
2. link to previous post (e.g. in web forums)  (see also: レスアンカー; computer terminology)
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noun
anchorwoman
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noun
1. anchorperson; anchorman  (see also: アンカーマン)
2. reporter who gathers material from various contributors
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noun
Ankara (Turkey)
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ア ン カ ッ ト 3
uncut (esp. of a book, etc.)
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かいとう
回答
にはアンカーを
かなら
必
ずつけて
くだ
下
さい。
はんかく
半角
で ">>"＋
すうじ
数字
（
れい
例
: >>1）です。
Please ensure you always include a link-back in your replies. ">>" in plain ASCII + number (e.g. >>1).
わたし
私
は
らいしゅう
来週
アンカレッジ
けいゆ
経由
で、ヨーロッパへ
い
行
くつもりです。
I'm going to Europe by way of Anchorage next week.
わたし
私
はアンカレッジ
けいゆ
経由
でヨーロッパへ
い
行
った。
I went to Europe by way of Anchorage.
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