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dock /ˈdɑːk/  

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  • noun
    plural docks
    an area of water in a port where ships are loaded, unloaded, or repaired [count]
    A crowd was waiting at the dock to greet them. [noncount]
    The ship is in dock for repairs. - see also dry dock
    b the docks :the area in a town or city that has rows of docks, offices, and other buildings
    We went down to the docks to watch the ships come in.
    [count] US :a long structure that is built out into water and used as a place to get on, get off, or tie up a boat
    Tie the boat to the dock.
    [count] US :a place for loading materials onto ships, trucks, trains, etc.
    a loading dock
    [count] :the place in a court of law where a person who is accused of a crime stands or sits during a trial
    in the dock
    on trial for committing a crime
    He was arrested and is in the dock on charges of assault and battery.
    verb
    docks; docked; docking
    to bring a ship or boat into a dock [no obj]
    We spent two days at sea before docking in Miami, Florida. [+ obj]
    The captain was forced to dock the ship.
    to join together (two spacecraft) while in space [no obj]
    The shuttle was scheduled to dock with the space station. [+ obj]
    They docked the spaceship with the satellite.
    [+ obj] :to connect an electronic device (such as a computer or a digital camera) to another device
    You can dock the camera directly to the printer and download the pictures.
    The handheld PC can be docked into/with your desktop computer.
    a docking station - compare 3dock
    verb
    docks; docked; docking
    [+ obj] to take away part of (the money that is paid to someone)
    Her boss docked her pay/wages for coming in late.
    to cut off the end of (an animal's tail)
    The puppy's tail was docked. - compare 2dock

    * Các từ tương tự:
    docker, docket, dockland, dockside, dockworker, dockyard