"anchor's aweigh" meaning in All languages combined

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        {
          "text": "[1928] 1988, Frederick Pease Harlow, The Making of a Sailor http://books.google.com/books?ie=UTF-8&hl=en&vid=ISBN0486256138&id=maCNIgbmJMgC&pg=PA106&lpg=PA106&sig=9Fd6uA0SsfwXRKuI4mZqnZokyAU\nThen the mate called again to the captain, “Anchor’s aweigh, sir!” while the men kept on heaving."
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          "ref": "1987, Philip McCutchan, Convoy North:",
          "text": "Amory’s voice came again from the fo’c’sle. ‘Anchor’s aweigh, sir.’",
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        {
          "ref": "1994, Patrick O'Brian, The Fortune of War:",
          "text": "‘Anchor’s apeak — they pawl and back — ’ At this moment the American frigate fired a gun, dropped her topgallantsails, and sheeted them home. ‘Anchor’s aweigh,’ called Broke. ‘He plucked it up in fine style.’",
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        "Response to order to weigh anchor when the anchor has been tripped and is no longer attached to the bottom."
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        "(nautical) Response to order to weigh anchor when the anchor has been tripped and is no longer attached to the bottom."
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          "word": "anchor's apeak"
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          "code": "fi",
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          "sense": "nautical response",
          "word": "ankkuri irti!"
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  "word": "anchor's aweigh"
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      "word": "anchor's apeak"
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          "text": "[1928] 1988, Frederick Pease Harlow, The Making of a Sailor http://books.google.com/books?ie=UTF-8&hl=en&vid=ISBN0486256138&id=maCNIgbmJMgC&pg=PA106&lpg=PA106&sig=9Fd6uA0SsfwXRKuI4mZqnZokyAU\nThen the mate called again to the captain, “Anchor’s aweigh, sir!” while the men kept on heaving."
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        "(nautical) Response to order to weigh anchor when the anchor has been tripped and is no longer attached to the bottom."
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      "sense": "nautical response",
      "word": "ankkuri irti!"
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  "word": "anchor's aweigh"
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