dock
BrE /dɒk/ AmE /dɑːk/
noun / verb en → es
a place where ships can stop and be loaded or unloaded
muelle, puerto de carga
Collocations dock area · ship dock
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The ship is docking at the port.
El barco está atracando en el puerto.
to arrive and stop at a dock or similar place
atracar, anclar
Collocations dock in port · dock alongside
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The cruise ship will dock at 10 a.m.
El crucero atracará a las 10 de la mañana.
to connect a computer or device to another one, the internet, etc.
conectar, conectar a
- dock something with/to something
Collocations dock a device to a computer · dock an app to the home screen
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I need to dock my phone to charge it.
Necesito conectar mi teléfono para cargarlo.
to pay a bill or debt
pagar, liquidar
- dock something from somebody
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The company will dock $50 from your salary.
La empresa le descontará 50 dólares de su salario.
a ship that is used to load or unload other ships, especially in a port
barco grúa, barcaza
Collocations dock ship · port dock
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The dock ships are busy unloading cargo.
Los barcos grúa están ocupados descargando mercancía.
to hit a target with a bullet or arrow
acertar, impactar
- dock something at something
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The marksman docked the bullet at the target.
El tirador acertó el disparo en el blanco.
to reduce a person's pay or benefits as a punishment
descontar, penalizar
- dock something from somebody
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The court docked his pay for being late.
El tribunal le descontó el salario por llegar tarde.
to adjust the sound of a musical instrument or recording to make it fit with other sounds
ajustar, afinar
- dock something with/to something
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The sound engineer docked the guitar's tone to match the drums.
El ingeniero de sonido afinó el tono de la guitarra para que coincidiera con los tambores.