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docks <a dock; docks> N

dock VB

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dock <a dock; docks> N

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dock N

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dock N

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dock N

dock VB

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dock N COMPUT

dock dues

dock management N COMPUT

dock position N COMPUT

Dock Receipt NAUT

dry dock <a dry dock; dry docks> N NAUT

dry dock NAUT

dry-dock N

dry-dock VB

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It is also frequently found in dry docks as a timber to separate the hull of ships from the steel supporting stands.
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The first building (up to the double gates) was original a sail loft for servicing the sailing vessels coming into the docks.
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It has several extensive docks and wharves, as well as a cruise liner terminal.
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The plan calls for boat storage, wash down areas, docks and amenities including toilets, kitchens and office space.
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First, a trench was excavated in the riverbed and the concrete tunnels constructed in dry docks on the riverbank.
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One of the more visible duties of the Coast Guard was the protection of piers and docks.
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The old harbourside, on both sides of the seaward end of the harbour, still hosts a large fishing fleet, with docks, unloading areas, and a cross-channel ferry terminal.
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A 170-metre long bunker between the two docks is used to load and unload nuclear materials.
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There were no exclusions, and it applied equally to trunk lines, second-tier country lines and even the switchers in the docks and freight yards.
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The first of its two dry docks was built by convicts.
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