dockside
dockside — 名詞
1. the area of ground that runs along the edge of a dock in a port, where ships are
碼頭邊
碼頭旁裝卸貨物的地方
the area of ground that runs along the edge of a dock in a port, where ships are tied up and goods are moved on or off the vessel
Christopher waited at <hw>dockside</hw> for the cargo ship to arrive from Busan.
Christopher 在碼頭邊等待從釜山來的貨船抵達。
preposition at + dockside for location
A small seafood restaurant by the <hw>dockside</hw> served grilled mackerel and oysters.
碼頭邊有一家小海鮮餐廳，供應烤鯖魚和牡蠣。
collocation: by the dockside
Workers stacked wooden crates at <hw>dockside</hw> before the evening ship departed.
工人們在傍晚船隻出發前，將木箱堆放在碼頭邊。
Salma walked along the <hw>dockside</hw>, watching fishermen unload their morning catch.
Salma 沿著碼頭邊散步，看著漁民卸下早上的漁獲。
The warehouse at <hw>dockside</hw> stored coffee beans shipped from Colombia and Vietnam.
碼頭邊的倉庫存放了從哥倫比亞和越南運來的咖啡豆。
- quayside
specifically the edge of a quay (a stone platform), more common in British English
- wharfside
the area beside a wharf, less frequent than dockside
- waterfront
a much broader term covering the entire district along a harbour, not just the immediate dock edge
文法句型
at dockside
by the dockside
from dockside
用法筆記
Dockside is an uncountable noun and does not take a or an. It most often appears with the definite article (the dockside) or with a preposition alone (at dockside, from dockside) — the article is optional in many port-industry contexts.