Definition of shipyard in English:

shipyard

noun ˈʃɪpjɑːdˈʃɪpˌjɑrd

An enclosed area of land where ships are built and repaired.
造船厂；修船厂；船坞
Example sentencesExamples
- I remember entering a shipyard, along the quays of the Seine, outside of Paris.
- There was a slow and modest but real beginning of industrial development, with shipyards and foundries and there were changes in agricultural methods.
- The 250 exhibitors from top shipyards and international luxury yacht manufacturers made the show the largest of its kind in Asia.
- The rebels had even hastily built a shipyard station to repair damaged ships.
- While still in Norway a Norwegian commander who worked in the shipyard that built St Albans paid the ship a visit.
- The weak dollar has made it expensive to build new vessels in the foreign shipyards that specialize in cruise ships.
- Work is underway at a shipyard in the Bahamas with completion expected by the end of this year.
- He noted Pulp and Paper mills, shipyards and docks as examples.
- Lately, however, jobs were getting rather scarce as docks and shipyards began to tighten their security.
- Mass production of Liberty Ships in US shipyards, however, helped to ensure that the Allies would win this race.
- There are a few shipyards however, where ships are docked for repairs.
- There was a great little card there, the last one before the bus took us through the shipyard and to our pier.
- Cape Asia has already ordered a similar size bulk carrier from the shipyard.
- Not only did we lose a number of ships outright, but a good proportion of our fleet is going to be laid up in shipyards for repairs.
- Over two hundred whales from 20 different species are now crowding the area around the shipyards.
- The Zenith's engines powered up for the first time as the ship cleared the shipyard that built it.
- Bad loans to shipyards were a factor in the decline.
- Our tour of the town begins with an interminable drive through recently closed shipyards and abandoned industrial factories lining the harbour.
- Along with naval shipyards, these ships were the big workplaces of their day.
- Along with most of the crew, no one at the shipyard knew why the ship was being refurbished.
Synonyms
workshop, works, factory, garage, plant, foundry, mill, industrial unit, business unit

Definition of shipyard in US English:

shipyard

nounˈSHipˌyärdˈʃɪpˌjɑrd

A place where ships are built and repaired.
造船厂；修船厂；船坞
Example sentencesExamples
- Bad loans to shipyards were a factor in the decline.
- The rebels had even hastily built a shipyard station to repair damaged ships.
- I remember entering a shipyard, along the quays of the Seine, outside of Paris.
- There was a slow and modest but real beginning of industrial development, with shipyards and foundries and there were changes in agricultural methods.
- Mass production of Liberty Ships in US shipyards, however, helped to ensure that the Allies would win this race.
- He noted Pulp and Paper mills, shipyards and docks as examples.
- Work is underway at a shipyard in the Bahamas with completion expected by the end of this year.
- Along with naval shipyards, these ships were the big workplaces of their day.
- Cape Asia has already ordered a similar size bulk carrier from the shipyard.
- Not only did we lose a number of ships outright, but a good proportion of our fleet is going to be laid up in shipyards for repairs.
- The 250 exhibitors from top shipyards and international luxury yacht manufacturers made the show the largest of its kind in Asia.
- There was a great little card there, the last one before the bus took us through the shipyard and to our pier.
- Along with most of the crew, no one at the shipyard knew why the ship was being refurbished.
- The weak dollar has made it expensive to build new vessels in the foreign shipyards that specialize in cruise ships.
- Our tour of the town begins with an interminable drive through recently closed shipyards and abandoned industrial factories lining the harbour.
- Lately, however, jobs were getting rather scarce as docks and shipyards began to tighten their security.
- Over two hundred whales from 20 different species are now crowding the area around the shipyards.
- There are a few shipyards however, where ships are docked for repairs.
- While still in Norway a Norwegian commander who worked in the shipyard that built St Albans paid the ship a visit.
- The Zenith's engines powered up for the first time as the ship cleared the shipyard that built it.
Synonyms
workshop, works, factory, garage, plant, foundry, mill, industrial unit, business unit

单词	shipyard
释义	Definition of shipyard in English: shipyard noun ˈʃɪpjɑːdˈʃɪpˌjɑrd An enclosed area of land where ships are built and repaired. 造船厂；修船厂；船坞 Example sentencesExamples I remember entering a shipyard, along the quays of the Seine, outside of Paris. There was a slow and modest but real beginning of industrial development, with shipyards and foundries and there were changes in agricultural methods. The 250 exhibitors from top shipyards and international luxury yacht manufacturers made the show the largest of its kind in Asia. The rebels had even hastily built a shipyard station to repair damaged ships. While still in Norway a Norwegian commander who worked in the shipyard that built St Albans paid the ship a visit. The weak dollar has made it expensive to build new vessels in the foreign shipyards that specialize in cruise ships. Work is underway at a shipyard in the Bahamas with completion expected by the end of this year. He noted Pulp and Paper mills, shipyards and docks as examples. Lately, however, jobs were getting rather scarce as docks and shipyards began to tighten their security. Mass production of Liberty Ships in US shipyards, however, helped to ensure that the Allies would win this race. There are a few shipyards however, where ships are docked for repairs. There was a great little card there, the last one before the bus took us through the shipyard and to our pier. Cape Asia has already ordered a similar size bulk carrier from the shipyard. Not only did we lose a number of ships outright, but a good proportion of our fleet is going to be laid up in shipyards for repairs. Over two hundred whales from 20 different species are now crowding the area around the shipyards. The Zenith's engines powered up for the first time as the ship cleared the shipyard that built it. Bad loans to shipyards were a factor in the decline. Our tour of the town begins with an interminable drive through recently closed shipyards and abandoned industrial factories lining the harbour. Along with naval shipyards, these ships were the big workplaces of their day. Along with most of the crew, no one at the shipyard knew why the ship was being refurbished. Synonyms workshop, works, factory, garage, plant, foundry, mill, industrial unit, business unit Definition of shipyard in US English: shipyard nounˈSHipˌyärdˈʃɪpˌjɑrd A place where ships are built and repaired. 造船厂；修船厂；船坞 Example sentencesExamples Bad loans to shipyards were a factor in the decline. The rebels had even hastily built a shipyard station to repair damaged ships. I remember entering a shipyard, along the quays of the Seine, outside of Paris. There was a slow and modest but real beginning of industrial development, with shipyards and foundries and there were changes in agricultural methods. Mass production of Liberty Ships in US shipyards, however, helped to ensure that the Allies would win this race. He noted Pulp and Paper mills, shipyards and docks as examples. Work is underway at a shipyard in the Bahamas with completion expected by the end of this year. Along with naval shipyards, these ships were the big workplaces of their day. Cape Asia has already ordered a similar size bulk carrier from the shipyard. Not only did we lose a number of ships outright, but a good proportion of our fleet is going to be laid up in shipyards for repairs. The 250 exhibitors from top shipyards and international luxury yacht manufacturers made the show the largest of its kind in Asia. There was a great little card there, the last one before the bus took us through the shipyard and to our pier. Along with most of the crew, no one at the shipyard knew why the ship was being refurbished. The weak dollar has made it expensive to build new vessels in the foreign shipyards that specialize in cruise ships. Our tour of the town begins with an interminable drive through recently closed shipyards and abandoned industrial factories lining the harbour. Lately, however, jobs were getting rather scarce as docks and shipyards began to tighten their security. Over two hundred whales from 20 different species are now crowding the area around the shipyards. There are a few shipyards however, where ships are docked for repairs. While still in Norway a Norwegian commander who worked in the shipyard that built St Albans paid the ship a visit. The Zenith's engines powered up for the first time as the ship cleared the shipyard that built it. Synonyms workshop, works, factory, garage, plant, foundry, mill, industrial unit, business unit
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