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dockdock1 /dɑk / noun - [countable] a wooden platform at the edge of a lake, river, etc. that you can walk on and tie a boat to栈桥；登岸码头◆Fishing from the dock is not allowed.禁止在栈桥上钓鱼。
- [countable, uncountable] an area of a port where ships stop to be loaded, unloaded, repaired, etc.船坞；码头
dockdock2 /dɑk / verb - [intransitive, transitive](used about a ship) to sail into a dock （船）进港，进入船坞；使（船）停靠码头◆The ship had docked / was docked at Tampa.这艘船在坦帕靠港。
- [intransitive] dock (with sth) (used about a space vehicle) to join together with another space vehicle in space（航天器）对接
- [transitive] to take away part of someone's wages, especially as a punishment扣除（部分工资，尤指作为惩罚）◆They docked $20 from my paycheck for taking the morning off without asking.因为我上午旷工，他们扣了我 20 美元的工资。
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