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1. (n.) dockyard
a waterside area containing docks, workshops, warehouses, etc., for building and repairing ships, for storing naval supplies, etc.
2. dockyard
Brit.
Etymology: (1695–1705)
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Princeton's WordNet |
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1. (noun) dockyard
an establishment on the waterfront where vessels are built or fitted out or repaired
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1. (noun) Dockyard
a yard or storage place for all sorts of naval stores and timber for shipbuilding
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Sense: a naval harbour with docks, stores etc.
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 Afrikaans: skeepswerf |
 Arabic: مُنْشَأ بَحْري، ترْسانَه |
 Bulgarian: пристанище |
 Brazilian: estaleiro |
 Czech: loděnice |
 German: die Werft |
 Danish: værft |
 Greek: ναυπηγείο, ναύσταθμος |
 Spanish: astillero |
 Estonian: dokk |
 Farsi: تعمیرگاه یا انبار کشتی ها |
 Finnish: telakka |
 French: chantier naval |
 Hebrew: מִספָּנָה |
 Hindi: गोदी |
 Croatian: nutarnja luka, spremište |
 Hungarian: hajógyár |
 Indonesian: pelabuhan |
 Icelandic: skipasmíðastöð |
 Italian: cantiere navale |
 Japanese: 海軍造船所 |
 Korean: 조선소 |
 Lithuanian: prieplauka |
 Latvian: kuģu būvētava; kuģu remon |
 Malay: limbungan |
 Dutch: werf |
 Norwegian: (skips)verft |
 Polish: stocznia |
 Persian: تعمیرگاه یا انبار کشتی ها |
 Pashto: دبيړيو دجوړولو يا تر ميمو |
 Portuguese: estaleiro |
 Romanian: şantier naval |
 Russian: верфь |
 Slovak: lodenica |
 Slovenian: ladjedelnica |
 Serbian: brodogradilište |
 Swedish: varv |
 Thai: บริเวณอู่เรือ |
 Turkish: tersane, dok |
 Taiwanese: 修船廠 |
 Ukrainian: судноремонтний завод, вер |
 Urdu: جہازوں کے مرمت کی گودی |
 Vietnamese: bến tàu |
 Chinese: 造船所，修船所 |
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