Definition
Definition of dockhand - Reverso English Dictionary
Noun
cargo handlerRare US laborer loading and unloading shipsRare US
- The dockhand quickly unloaded the cargo from the vessel.
- The dockhand signaled the crane operator to lift the container.
- A new dockhand was hired to assist with the morning shift.
Origin of dockhand
English, dock (wharf) + hand (worker)
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- French:docker, ...
- German:Hafenarbeiter, ...
- Italian:portuale, ...
- Spanish:estibador, ...
- Portuguese:estivador, ...
- Chinese:码头工人, ...
- Japanese:港湾労働者, ...
- Arabic:عامِل رَصيف, ...
- Hebrew:עוֹבֵד נָמֵל, ...
- Russian:грузчик, ...
- Ukrainian:докер, ...
- Hindi:गोदी मजदूर, ...
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