dockyard

English

Etymology

From dock +‎ yard.

Noun

dockyard (plural dockyards)

A place where ships are repaired or outfitted.

Translations

ship repair place

Bulgarian: корабостроителница f (korabostroítelnica)
Chinese:
Mandarin: 船廠 (zh), 船厂 (zh) (chuánchǎng), 造船所 (zh) (zàochuánsuǒ); 造船廠 (zh), 造船厂 (zh) (zàochuánchǎng)
Finnish: telakka (fi), korjaustelakka
French: chantier naval (fr) m
German: Werft (de) f

Greek: ναυπηγείο (el) n (nafpigeío), νεώριο (el) n (neório)
Ancient Greek: νεώριον n (neṓrion)
Japanese: 造船所 (ぞうせんじょ, zōsensho)
Portuguese: estaleiro (pt) m
Russian: судоремо́нтный заво́д m (sudoremóntnyj zavód), (судостроительная) верфь (ru) f (verfʹ)
Spanish: astillero (es) m

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