docking fee

ˈdɒkɪŋ fiː

Definition

Definition of docking fee - Reverso English Dictionary

Noun

maritimefee charged for a vessel to use a dock

The marina charges a docking fee for overnight stays.
The docking fee varies depending on the size of the vessel.
They budgeted for the docking fee before setting sail.

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Expressions with docking

docking bay

fixed area where vehicles attach to load people or goods

The shuttle eased into the station's main docking bay.

docking station

hardware connecting laptops to peripherals

The docking station connects my laptop to the monitor.

cross-docking

logistics practice of transferring cargo with minimal storage

The company improved efficiency through cross-docking at their warehouse.

Expressions with fee

no win no fee

adj.

requiring payment only if the outcome is successful

The lawyer offered a no win no fee agreement.

entrance fee

charge for admission to a place or event

The museum has an entrance fee of ten dollars..

entry fee

amount paid to join an event or place

The entry fee for the concert was twenty dollars..

for a fee

adv.

in exchange for money or payment

They will help you for a fee.

joining fee

initial payment for club or service

The joining fee for the online course is $20.

late fee

penalty for missing a payment deadline

He incurred a late fee on his credit card bill.

monthly fee

regular charge paid every month for a service or account

The gym charges a small monthly fee for access to its facilities.

registration fee

money paid when joining a program or institution

You must pay a registration fee to join the course.

service fee

charge for a specific service provided

The bank imposed a service fee for account maintenance.

setup fee

initial cost for configuring equipment or software

There is a setup fee for installing the new software.

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French:frais de quai, ...
German:Liegegebühr, ...
Italian:tassa di ormeggio, ...
Spanish:tarifa de atraque, ...
Portuguese:taxa de atracação, ...
Chinese:停泊费, ...
Japanese:ドッキング料金, ...
Arabic:رَسْم الرُسُو, ...
Hebrew:אַגְרַת עֲגִינָה, ...
Russian:плата за швартовку, ...
Ukrainian:плата за стоянку, ...
Hindi:गोदी शुल्क, ...
Bengali:নোঙরঘাট ব্যবহারের ফি, ...
Catalan:taxa d'atracament, ...
Czech:dokovací poplatek, ...
Danish:havneafgift, ...
Dutch:aanmeervergoeding, ...
Greek:τέλος ελλιμενισμού, ...
Hungarian:kikötési díj, ...
Khmer:ថ្លៃចតនាវា, ...
Korean:정박료, ...
Persian:هزینه پهلوگیری, ...
Polish:opłata portowa, ...
Portuguese (BR):taxa de ancoragem, ...
Romanian:taxă de andocare, ...
Swedish:bryggavgift, ...
Thai:ค่าธรรมเนียมจอดเรือ, ...
Turkish:bağlama ücreti, ...
Vietnamese:phí neo đậu, ...

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