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dockyard

/ˈdɒk.jɑːd/

Traducción: Lugar donde se construyen, reparan o mantienen barcos, generalmente equipado con diques secos, grúas y talleres.

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noun

/ˈdɒk.jɑːd/C1formalbritishtechnical
  • esLugar donde se construyen, reparan o mantienen barcos, generalmente equipado con diques secos, grúas y talleres.

A noun referring to a place where ships are built, repaired, or maintained, typically equipped with docks, cranes, and workshops.

  1. Ship repair and maintenance facilityB2formal

    An enclosed area with docks and facilities for building, repairing, and maintaining ships.

    esAstillero

    • The old dockyard employed thousands of workers.
    • Ships are brought into the dockyard for annual maintenance.
    • The dockyard was expanded to accommodate larger vessels.

    Sinónimosboatyardshipyardyard

  2. Naval baseB2formalbritish

    A military establishment where naval ships are built, repaired, or stationed.

    esBase naval

    • The Royal Navy operates a major dockyard in Portsmouth.
    • The dockyard was heavily guarded during wartime.
    • Naval dockyards are critical for fleet readiness.

    Sinónimosnavy yardshipyardyard

Formas
  • dockyards plural form
  • dockyards' possessive plural form
  • dockyard's possessive singular form
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