docking
ˈdɒkɪŋ
Définition Synonymes

Définition de docking - Dictionnaire anglais Reverso

Nom

1.
ship connectionthe act of connecting a ship to a dock
  • The docking process took longer than expected due to the storm..
berthing mooring
2.
spacecraft connectionTECH.the act of joining two spacecraft together in spaceTECH.
  • The docking was successful, and the astronauts could transfer safely..
connecting joining linking
3.
molecular biologyTECH.predicting how molecules bind to form a complexTECH.
  • Docking simulations helped identify potential drug candidates.
binding interaction
4.
sexualityRareArgotsexual act involving two men and their foreskinsRareArgot
  • They discussed the practice of docking openly.
intimacy

Adjectif

1.
maritimerelated to securing a vessel at a dock
  • The docking procedure was smooth and efficient.
berthing mooring
2.
technologymade to connect devices to a port for charging or syncing
  • This is a docking keyboard for tablets.
3.
astronauticalTECH.designed for connecting spacecraftTECH.
  • The docking module is ready for the mission.
connecting joining linking

Expressions avec docking

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fixed area where vehicles attach to load people or goods
The shuttle eased into the station's main docking bay.
fee charged for a vessel to use a dock
The marina charges a docking fee for overnight stays.
hardware connecting laptops to peripherals
The docking station connects my laptop to the monitor.
logistics practice of transferring cargo with minimal storage
The company improved efficiency through cross-docking at their warehouse.

Origine de docking

Dutch, dok (dock) + -ing (action)

Termes dont la définition inclut docking

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nautical
bring a ship into its docking space
maritime
raised platform over water for docking boats
maritime
platform built parallel to the waterfront for docking
device port
interface for docking stations
docking
become fastened to a dock or wharf
maritime structure
structure extending into water for protection or docking
vessel docking
basin for vessels filled at high tide
cattle management
cattle roundup for counting and tail docking

Exemples de docking dans une phrase

  • The crew prepared for docking as the ship approached the harbor.
  • The crew prepared for docking with the space station.
  • Docking required precise maneuvers and coordination.
  • Docking studies are essential in drug discovery.
  • The team focused on docking to understand interactions.
  • Docking is a topic rarely covered in public forums.

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  1. Français:amarrage, d'amarrage, ...
  2. Allemand:Anlegen, Docking-, ...
  3. Italien:attracco, di attracco, ...
  4. Espagnol:amarradero, de atraque, ...
  5. Portugais:acostagem, de atracação, ...
  6. Chinois:靠泊, 停靠的, ...
  7. Japonais:ドッキング, ドッキング用の, ...
  8. Arabe:إِرْساء, مِرْسَى, ...
  9. Hébreu:עֲגִינָה, לְעֲגִינָה, ...
  10. Russe:стыковка, швартовочный, ...
  11. Ukrainien:стикування, швартувальний, ...
  12. Hindi:जहाज़ का लगना, गोदीकरण, ...
dock
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Définition de dock - Dictionnaire anglais Reverso

Verbe

1.
vessel mooringtr./intr.secure a boat at a pier for loading or stayingtr./intr.
  • The captain docked the ship at sunrise.
anchor berth moor
2.
employmenttr.reduce someone's wages or pointstr.
  • The company docked his pay for being late.
decrease deduct subtract
3.
technologytr.place an electronic device into its charging cradletr.
  • She docked her phone to charge it.
connect

Nom

1.
maritimestructure extending into water for loading and unloading ships
  • The large ship was moored at the dock..
jetty pier wharf
2.
technologyUSdevice for connecting electronic appliancesUS
  • He placed his phone on the dock to charge.
charging station cradle
3.
courtroomUKplace in court where the accused sitsUK
  • The defendant stood nervously in the dock.

Images pour dock

  • dock: structure extending into water for loading and unloading ships
    structure extending into water for loading and unloading ships
  • dock: device for connecting electronic appliances
    device for connecting electronic appliances
  • dock: platform for loading vehicles or trains
    platform for loading vehicles or trains
  • dock: enclosed area for ship repairs
    enclosed area for ship repairs
  • dock: plant with large leaves used in medicine
    plant with large leaves used in medicine

Expressions avec dock

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deduct a portion of wages for specific reasons
They will dock the pay for any unapproved absences.
under intense scrutiny or criticism
The company was in the dock over environmental violations.
place where a ferry stops to take on or let off travelers
We met at the ferry dock just before the last boat left.
subtract points from a score
The referee decided to dock points for the foul.
reduce an employee's salary for specific reasons
The company decided to dock pay for repeated tardiness.
plant with curly leaves often found in fields
Curly dock grows abundantly in the meadow.

Origine de dock

Dutch, dok (dock)

Exemples de dock dans une phrase

  • The ferry will dock at the island shortly.
  • They decided to dock his points for the error.
  • Her wages were docked due to the missed deadline.
  • He docked the tablet to sync data.
  • The speaker automatically docks when placed on the stand.
  • Farmers often dock lambs' tails to prevent infections.

Voir toutes les traductions de dock

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  1. Français:amarrer, quai, ...
  2. Allemand:anlegen, Dock, ...
  3. Italien:ormeggiare, pontile, ...
  4. Espagnol:amarrar, embarcadero, ...
  5. Portugais:atracar, doca, ...
  6. Chinois:停泊, 码头, ...
  7. Japonais:停泊させる, ドック, ...
  8. Arabe:أَرْسَى, رَصِيف, ...
  9. Hébreu:לַעֲגוֹן, רָצִיף, ...
  10. Russe:швартовать, причал, ...
  11. Ukrainien:швартувати, причал, ...
  12. Hindi:घाट पर लगाना, गोदी, ...

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