Synonyms for shipyard
ˈʃɪpˌyɑrdship·yard

Princeton's WordNet

1. shipyardnoun

   a workplace where ships are built or repaired

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1. List of paraphrases for "shipyard":

   werft, astillero, dockyard, shipbuilding, gdańsk, stocznia, stoczni, cantieri, yard

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1. Naval Operations Adm. William Moran:

   We've aggressively gone after readiness challenges in our operational submarine fleet, and identified three key drivers : public shipyard capacity, shipyard productivity and parts availability, working with our industry partners, we've been able to allocate multiple submarines to private shipyards in order to alleviate the disparity between demand and capacity within our public shipyards. Our first-ever Shipyard Infrastructure Optimization Plan, delivered to Congress earlier this year, establishes our road map to upgrade our dry docks, facilities and equipment to improve overall productivity.

2. Joe North:

   If you look at the pictures, a new shipyard came down on top of the old one and brought with it a state-of-the-art capability.

3. Ben Wallace:

   Built in a UK shipyard, HMS Anson demonstrates the very best of British industry, sustaining our world-leading sub-surface capabilities and underlining the UK's readiness to contribute them to shared security, especially with our closest allies Australia and the United States under the AUKUS initiative.

4. Irving Shipbuilding:

   This is a new design and class of military ship that will be constructed in a brand new shipyard, these things bring with them risk. This is a fact of life. What we have done here is try to understand and manage these risks.

5. Carl Schuster:

   An SSBN on the surface is all but unheard of, this may suggest a hull or engineering problem that requires a major shipyard to investigate and fix.