Dockside Meaning in English
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Definition
The area beside or near a dock, where ships are loaded, unloaded, or tied up.
Usage & Nuances
Used mainly as a noun or adjective to describe the physical location next to a dock. Common combinations: 'dockside café', 'dockside view'. Mostly used for sea, river, or lake ports.
Spanish: muellePortuguese (BR): caisPortuguese (PT): caisChinese (Simplified): 码头边Chinese (Traditional): 碼頭邊Hindi: गोदी किनाराArabic: رصيف الميناءBengali: ডকসাইড - নোঙরঘাটের পাশেRussian: причал - набережная (у дока)Japanese: ドックサイド - 波止場付近Vietnamese: bến cảng - khu vực bên bến tàuKorean: 선창가 - 부두가Turkish: rıhtım - iskele kenarıUrdu: ڈاک سائیڈ - گھاٹ کے کنارےIndonesian: tepi dermaga - sisi dermaga
Example Sentences
We walked along the dockside and watched the ships arrive.
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The restaurant has a nice dockside view.
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Fishing boats are tied up at the dockside.
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Let's grab a coffee at that little dockside café.
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The market is right down by the dockside every Saturday.
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There’s a lot of energy on the dockside when the cruise ships come in.
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