n.

1. 码头；港区
2. 船渠；船坞
   The ship was in dock for major repairs.

   船停在船坞里大修。

3. 飞机（检修）棚
4. （供铁路货车或运货汽车装卸用的）月台

vt.

1. 使靠码头；使入船坞[（+at）]
   The ship was docked at Seattle.

   船停靠在西雅图。

2. 使（太空飞行器）在外层空间对接

vi.

1. 靠码头；入船坞[（+at）]
2. （太空飞行器）在外层空间对接
   The two modules docked in outer space.

   那两个航天舱在外层空间对接。

n.[C]

1. 尾巴的骨肉部分
2. 剪短的尾，尾根

vt.

1. 剪短（尾巴等）
2. 扣去（薪水，津贴等）；削减（供应等）；删节[（+from/off）]
   The boss docked a third of my wages.

   老板扣掉我三分之一工资。

3. （作为惩罚）剥夺[（+of）]
   The child's parents docked him of television privileges.

   那孩子的家长不许他看电视。

n.

1. 被告席[the S]
   in the dock

   就被告席；受裁判

n.[C][U]

1. 【植】酸模，羊蹄
2. 阔叶野草

n.

1. an enclosed area of water in a port for the loading, unloading, and repair of ships.
   ▸N. Amer. a jetty or pier where a ship may moor.
2. (also loading dock) a platform for loading trucks or goods trains.

v.

1. (with reference to a ship) come or bring into a dock.
2. (of a spacecraft) join with a space station or another spacecraft in space.
3. attach (a piece of equipment) to another.

n.

n.

v.

1. deduct (money or a point in a game).
2. cut short (an animal's tail).

n.