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depot

[dee-poh, dep-oh] / ˈdi poʊ, ˈdɛp oʊ /


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The Danish shipping giant said southwest and Western Europe are experiencing heavy storms and snowfall, forcing reduced productivity at terminals and depots.

From The Wall Street Journal

Madeleine's companion machine is named Karen, after Karen Harrison, the first female train driver in the UK, who was based out of the Old Oak Common depot.

From BBC

Aunt Kitty could barely keep hold of me as we marched through the redbrick train depot and out the doors into the big city.

From Literature

Ukraine has also hit back with drones - the latest target being an oil depot in the Lipetsk region of western Russia.

From BBC

But the dispute escalated and an indefinite all-out strike began on 11 March, with picketers delaying crews from leaving waste depots to collect rubbish, before a High Court injunction was granted.

From BBC