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a term used by Barthes to describe the interaction of words and visual texts. A photograph, according to Barthes is polysemic (ie open to a range of possible meanings). Ordinarily text is added, perhaps in the form of a caption or an advertising slogan, to 'anchor' the meaning, to lead the reader towards the preferred reading of the visual text. More broadly, anchorage of an image's meaning can occur not only through words, but, say, through the juxtaposition of two images.
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Sea area where the depth of water and nature of the sea-bed are suitable, and the situation not too exposed, for vessels to ride safely at anchor. Archipelago . A large group of islands.
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Anchors are used to mark specific locations within a document. Once an anchor is placed in a location, you can create a link to that spot - synonym for a hyperlink.
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the player sitting in the last position on a blackjack table before the dealer. This is the person who makes the final decision, thereby anchoring the game.
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Last bowler in the lineup of a team normally one of the better bowlers on the team.
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