shipyard
ˈʃɪpjɑrd
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Definition of shipyard - Reverso English Dictionary

Noun

constructionplace where ships are built and repaired
  • The shipyard was busy with new ship constructions.
  • The shipyard employed hundreds of skilled workers.
  • A new shipyard is opening near the port.
dockyard
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  • shipyard: place where ships are built and repaired
    place where ships are built and repaired

Expressions with shipyard

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facility for maintaining and equipping naval vessels
The naval shipyard handles the maintenance of the fleet's destroyers.

Origin of shipyard

Old English, scip (ship) + geard (yard)

Terms with shipyard included in their meaning

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asia coast
major northeastern Chinese city, important harbor and shipyard
maritime
shipyard where old ships are dismantled

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  1. French:chantier naval, ...
  2. German:Werft, ...
  3. Italian:cantiere navale, ...
  4. Spanish:astillero, ...
  5. Portuguese:estaleiro, ...
  6. Chinese:造船厂, ...
  7. Japanese:造船所, ...
  8. Arabic:حَوْض بِنَاء السُّفُن, ...
  9. Hebrew:מִסְפָּנָה, ...
  10. Russian:верфь, ...
  11. Ukrainian:верф, ...
  12. Hindi:शिपयार्ड, ...
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