#DOCK IT THE BAT SHISTLE PORTABLE#

4 spacecraft TTS if two spacecraft dock, they join together in space 5 animals MH HBA to cut an animal’s tail short → See Verb table Examples from the Corpus dock

2 → dock somebody’s wages/pay/salary 3 computers to connect two computers using an electrical wire dock something to/into/with something Users can dock a laptop to their desktop setup. Related topics: Water, Space, Computers dock dock 2 verb 1 ships TTW if a ship docks, or if the captain docks it, it sails into a dock so that it can unload dock at/in We docked at Rangoon the next morning.

However, a dock leaf is useless against wasp stings, which contain an alkali.Crossly, he came out of the bushes and searched around for a dock leaf.Small boats under sail don't use the docks.Cyril sat on the dock and took a long puff.Cyril sat on the dock and stared out over the water.Moving on, Ishmael comes to a dim sort of light near the docks.Hard by the docks, the Cunard Building was the site of a special drop-in centre for veterans of the battle.The boat crossed the bay and let them off at the dock, directly below the hotel.I imagined I could feel my feet getting wet as the dock sank with shame into the bay.The town already has one cruise ship dock.

So many defendants have been squeezed into court that extra benches were needed to make one large dock.

#DOCK IT THE BAT SHISTLE PORTABLE#

2 → the docks 3 American English a jetty 4 → the dock 5 → in the dock 6 HBP a plant with thick green leaves that grows wild in Britain a dock leaf 7 a piece of equipment that connects a portable media player to a computer, television etc Examples from the Corpus dock ○ noun 1 TTW a place in a port where ships are loaded, unloaded, or repaired → dry dock A crowd was waiting at the dock to greet them.For example, to turn the words he is into a contraction, we must remove the i and replace it with an apostrophe to form he’s.From Longman Dictionary of Contemporary English Related topics: Water, Plants, Computers dock dock 1 / dɒk $ dɑːk / In order to form a contraction, the letter or letters that are removed from the word must be replaced by an apostrophe. This usually occurs when the word ends with “ing” and the word contracts to “ sittin` ” or “wastin` “.Īlso – pronouns can collapse into the verb.įor example – I watch ’em roll away again ( I watch them ) “Rocking” becomes “rockin´” – For example – “Rockin´ all over the world” Words in English when spoken quickly or sung sometimes contain contractions. make you upset? (I would)…………… be upset if you stole my money. milk in the refrigerator.ģ) Shhh…(There will) …………… be time to talk later.ĥ) (George is) ……………. see you at the English class next week.Ģ) Is there milk in the refrigerator? Yes, (there is) ……………. Write them down and try to understand their contexts and bring them into class for discussion.ġ) (I will) ……………. Use the internet to identify 10 different examples of contractions, in songs, in BBC news reports, in films, on the radio, etc. Now, I’m just _ sit at the dock of the bay Ooo, I’m just _ on the dock of the bayĪnd look like nothin’s _ come my way And then I watch ’em roll away again, yeah

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