docked
word · lemma: dock
Definition
Docked means a ship or vehicle has been connected to a dock or station, or that an amount has been subtracted from something, often pay.
Usage & Nuances
'Docked' is usually used for ships, spacecraft, or devices connecting to a station ('The ship docked at the port', 'The capsules docked in space'). It also means deducting pay ('wages docked'). Not to be confused with 'dogged' or 'ducked.'
Spanish: atracado - acoplado - descontado (salario)Portuguese (BR): atracado - acoplado - descontado (salário)Portuguese (PT): atracado - acoplado - descontado (salário)Chinese (Simplified): 停靠 - 对接 - 扣除（工资）Chinese (Traditional): 停靠 - 對接 - 扣除（工資）Hindi: बंधा हुआ - जोड़ा गया - वेतन में कटौती की गईArabic: مَرْسُو - مُوصّل - مُقتَطَع (من الراتب)Bengali: ডক করা হয়েছে - কেটে নেওয়া হয়েছেRussian: пристыкован - вычтенJapanese: ドッキングした - 差し引かれたVietnamese: đã cập bến - bị trừKorean: 도킹했다 - 삭감됐다Turkish: yanaştı - kesildiUrdu: لگایا گیا - کاٹا گیاIndonesian: berlabuh - dipotong
Example Sentences
The ship has docked at the harbor.
basic
My pay was docked because I was late.
basic
The two spaceships docked in orbit.
basic
Once the boat docked, everyone hurried to get off.
natural
Our bonuses were docked after missing the deadline.
natural
The modules automatically docked when they got close enough.
natural