dock
🇺🇸
/dɑːk/
🇬🇧
/dɒk/
noun
R
A place in a port where ships are fixed or where things are loaded and unloaded.
The ship was in the dock for repairs.
这艘船在码头进行维修。
R
A group of docks and the buildings around them used for fixing ships and storing goods.
The old dock area will become new homes.
旧码头区将变成新住宅。
R
A wall or platform by water where boats can be tied and people can get on and off.
We waited at the dock for the boat.
我们在码头等船。
R
A raised area for loading trucks or trains.
The boxes were moved to the loading dock.
箱子被移到了装卸平台。
R
The place in a court where the person accused of a crime stands.
He stood in the dock during the trial.
审判期间他站在被告席上。
R
A wild plant with big leaves that can help with nettle stings.
She used a dock leaf to soothe the sting.
她用酸模叶来缓解刺痛。
R
A device that connects a laptop or phone to power or other devices.
I put my phone on the dock to charge.
我把手机放在基座上充电。
verb
R
When a ship arrives and stays at a harbor, or to bring a ship there.
The ferry will dock at noon.
渡轮将在中午靠港。
R
When two spacecraft join together in space, or to join them.
The spaceship will dock with the station tomorrow.
宇宙飞船明天将与空间站对接。
R
To take money from someone's pay.
My boss docked my pay for being late.
老板因为我迟到扣了我的工资。
R
To connect a computer to a docking station.
I dock my laptop to use the big screen.
我把笔记本电脑连接到扩展坞来使用大屏幕。
R
To cut an animal's tail short.
The puppy's tail was docked when it was young.
小狗小时候尾巴被剪短了。
translation
码头, 港区, 泊位, 装卸平台, 被告席, 酸模草, 扩展坞
停靠, 对接, 扣款, 连接扩展坞, 断尾
词形变化
Plural
docks
Progressive
docking
Past
docked
Perfect
docked
3rd Present
docks