Que significa anchor?
Hola, buena tarde.
Me estoy matando la cabeza tratando de entender que significa la palabra "anchor" en el siguiente texto:
A full-width door net attached to multiple fuselaje "anchor" points inside the door opening would satisfy the basic fall prevention criterion.
Colocar una malla del ancho de la puerta y fijarla a múltiples puntos del anclaje en el fuselaje dentro de la entrada ayudaría a satisfacer el criterio de prevención de caídas.
Agradezco mucho a quien me pueda ayudar.
4 Answers
Think "fijado" o "adjunto". It's a door, not a ship. Es una puerta, no es una ancia.
La maya estaría "anclada al fuselage en varios puntos desdel interior de la puerta?
door net attached to multiple fuselaje "anchor" points inside the door opening
Slightly redundant phrasing: one could with equal clarity say "net attached to multiple points within the fuselage" or "net anchored at multiple points within the fuselage"
As Jeezle indicated, when a thing is attached to something (larger and less movable) else to prevent the former from moving about, we speak of "anchoring" it.
Just a guess: Those anchor points are "anchoring" the door into place like an anchor does a ship. Those anchor points prevent the door from falling. Imagine that a ship's anchor launches into the sky and attaches to a star to prevent the ship from sinking. This works like that, or it seems like it does from what I gather.
