0 an area of water that can be emptied and used for repairing ships --
1 an area from which the water can be removed in order for ships to be built or repaired: --
The provision of more dry docks is a matter for the dry dock owners and the ship-repairing industry.
We do not usually regard a dry dock as a place where a manufacturing process occurs, yet something is made there.
At the front end of the dry dock there are the gates which lean on bearings.
He instanced the lack of suitable cranage facilities and the very limited dry dock facilities.
She entered dry dock for repairs about two weeks ago.
Is it not true that all ships unload before they go into dry dock?
The effect of the amendment would be to convert the dry dock back to rough grazing.
The company is a holding company of a group whose activities include shiprepairing and dry dock owning.
