drydock

1. Naval Drydock allows the largest ships to be constructed, and also allows the free passage of much cargo.
   远洋船坞可以建造最为大型的船舶，并且可以吞吐大量贸易货物。
2. It's hard to imagine, but the giant sections of steel that are being worked on above the drydock are hoisted above the ground on these rudimentary blocks.
   很难想象，但钢正在制定上述干船坞上高于对这些基本块地悬挂巨型部分。
3. Once finished with that process, they will eventually be lowered into the drydock below.
   一旦与该进程结束后，他们最终将降低到船坞如下。
4. To drydock vessel for examination, cleaning, painting and under water work.
   船进坞检查，清洁，油漆和进行水线下修理工程。
5. These two giant sections of steel, which are placed carefully side by side above the drydock, will now be welded together.
   这两个巨大的钢，这是放在精心以上干船坞并排部分，现在是焊接在一起。
6. High pressure jet grouting with new twin-tube method was employed in the construction of a new drydock and the mucky soft soils in the site were successfully treated to prevent water seepage.
   新二管法高压旋喷应用在某新建船坞工程中，成功地对淤泥质软土进行了防渗加固处理。
7. Drydock and slipway dues and costs of shifting the ship shall be allowed in full.
   干坞费、台费和移泊费应全部认入共同海损。

noun

1. a large dock from which water can be pumped out

   Synonym:    dry dockgraving dock

verb

1. maneuver (a ship) into a drydock

   Synonym:    dry-dock