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dique seco Spanish
dique seco 
Synonyms
Examples for "drydock"
Examples for "drydock"
1
Then more and more, and soon he had his own drydock.
2
Can't fix those ducts properly without putting the ship in a full drydock.
3
They are constantly kept in repair each winter when laid up in drydock.
4
The captain promised to take a message to the drydock.
5
His pal was on an aircraft carrier that was in drydock getting a new scientific deck.
1
In 1961 it was raised, refloated and moved to a dry dock.
2
His mouth opened and closed like a fish on a dry dock.
3
The engineers visited the Scotia, which was put in dry dock.
4
We won't build the dry dock until we've taken the ship.
5
He told me he would send her into dry dock to-day.
1
In November 1800 the new graving dock, near the bridge, was opened for the reception of vessels.
2
Include medium-heavy dismounting tools, below the graving dock size, but heavy enough to handle any job less drastic.
3
History was marked at Dublin Port on Monday when tall ship Jeanie Johnston floated out of its graving dock.
4
Seaton carried this intelligence directly to Lloyds' agent; he overhauled the ship, and ordered her into the graving dock for repairs.
5
He reclaimed some land from the sea, and made a shipyard and graving dock on what was known as Corporation Ground.
6
The keel was laid in traditional fashion but the ship was then constructed from prefabricated sections welded together in the graving dock.
7
Floating docks were added, as well as graving docks for large vessels.
8
Graving Dock at Levi, first stone laid; dimensions of.
9
Incidentally, the graving docks around here are a mess.
10
The Thompson Graving Dock was the last place Titanic rested on dry land and it is virtually unchanged since 1911.