dockyard
/ˈdɒkjɑːd/ (bre, ipa) · /ˈdɑːkjɑːrd/ (ame, ipa) · /ˈdäk-ˌyärd/ (ame, mw)
dockyard — 名詞
- dockyardsingular
- dockyardsplural
1. a large waterside work area where people make new ships and fix damaged ones
造船廠
建造與修理船隻的港邊工作區
a large waterside work area where people make new ships and fix damaged ones
Jude began his first week at the dockyard, painting numbers on a ferry.
Jude 在造船廠展開第一週工作，替一艘渡輪漆上編號。
work at a dockyard
Hoa watched workers pull a damaged fishing boat into the dockyard.
Hoa 看著工人把受損的漁船拖進造船廠。
pull a boat into the dockyard
After the storm, two patrol ships returned to the dockyard for repairs.
暴風雨過後，兩艘巡邏艇回到造船廠維修。
Families stood outside the dockyard fence to watch the new submarine launch.
家屬站在造船廠圍欄外，看著新潛艇下水。
A siren rang across the dockyard when sparks flew from the repair shed.
維修棚冒出火花時，警報聲響遍整個造船廠。
- shipyard
very close in meaning; often the more general everyday word
- naval yard
narrower; used mainly for a military shipbuilding or repair site
文法句型
work at a dockyard
return to the dockyard
dockyard workers
用法筆記
Usually refers to a large waterside place with docks, cranes, and repair areas for ships. Distinguish it from dock, which can mean one landing place or the structure where a ship is loaded, unloaded, or repaired.