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docking fee

noun

A docking fee is a charge imposed on a vessel for the use of a specific dock or pier.

Example sentence: The yacht had to pay a hefty docking fee to moor at the exclusive marina.

adjective

Referring to something related to the cost of docking a vessel.

Example sentence: The docking fee payment options varied depending on the size of the boat.

verb

To charge a fee for mooring or tying up a vessel at a particular location.

Example sentence: The harbor authority decided to dock a fee for all boats remaining overnight.

adjective + noun (popular)

A term used to describe a fee charged for connecting or charging a mobile device or computer to a docking station.

Example sentence: The hotel room rate includes complimentary Wi-Fi but incurs an additional docking fee for laptops and smartphones.

adjective + noun (local)

A phrase used in a specific regional context for a fee charged when a truck or lorry unloads goods at a distribution center.

Example sentence: The local warehouse implemented a new policy where the docking fee increased for nighttime deliveries.

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