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dock

[dok] / dɒk /




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It docked and lowered a ramp, and the vehicles drove on board.

From Literature

Later that year, he won the UK Championship, beating Terry Griffiths 14-13 in the final despite showing up late for the final session and being docked two frames.

From BBC

The judge said Harris's actions were not impulsive but "calculating", while Donachie was told he could leave the dock as he had already spent six months in prison on remand.

From BBC

As it was played to the jury, Warren wept in the dock and did not watch.

From BBC

"The only thing that was not working on 10th March 2025 was the man in the dock," she added.

From BBC