dock
//dɒk//
Translation
dock
Definition
A dock is a structure built along a waterfront, such as a harbor or river, where ships and boats are loaded, unloaded, or repaired. It typically consists of a platform extending into the water, allowing vessels to moor alongside for easy access. Docks are essential for maritime activities, including cargo handling, passenger boarding, and maintenance.
Example
“The ship was moored at the dock for unloading its cargo.”
“Fishermen gathered at the dock early in the morning to prepare their boats.”
“We walked along the wooden dock, enjoying the view of the harbor.”
“The dock was crowded with tourists waiting for the ferry.”
“Cranes at the dock lifted heavy containers from the cargo ship.”
“The old dock was renovated to accommodate larger vessels.”
“A small boat was tied to the dock with a thick rope.”
“The dock manager inspected the area for safety hazards.”
“Children sat at the edge of the dock, dangling their feet in the water.”
“The cargo was quickly unloaded from the truck onto the dock.”
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