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loading dock

 

Definitions from WordNet

Noun loading dock has 1 sense
  1. dock, loading dock - a platform where trucks or trains can be loaded or unloaded
    --1 is a kind of platform

Definitions from the Web

Loading Dock

Description: Noun

A loading dock refers to an area in a building where goods or materials are loaded onto or unloaded from trucks or other vehicles for transportation or storage. It is typically equipped with a raised platform allowing for easy access to the vehicle.

Sample Sentence: Noun

The delivery truck pulled up to the loading dock to unload the new batch of furniture.

Description: Verb

When used as a verb, to loading dock means to load or unload goods or materials from a vehicle at a dock.

Sample Sentence: Verb

The workers loading docked the boxes from the truck to the warehouse with great efficiency.

Description: Popular Adjective

In popular usage, loading dock is used as an adjective to describe anything related to the processes or activities taking place at a loading dock area.

Sample Sentence: Adjective - Popular

He wore a loading dock uniform, indicating he was responsible for managing the logistics of shipments.

Description: Local Adjective

In some regions, loading dock is a term used to describe a specific type of bar or pub where dockworkers or truck drivers frequently gather for refreshments after their shifts.

Sample Sentence: Adjective - Local

The loading dock bar, located just a block away from the shipping port, is always bustling with truckers sharing their stories over a pint.

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