wharfing 

  1. 動詞
wharf現在分詞:
不及物動詞:
靠碼頭
及物動詞:
使...(船)靠碼頭
把...(貨物)卸在碼頭上
為...(地方等)建碼頭

    
                        
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                                In 1835, while operating his dry goods business, he applied for, and received, wharfing privileges.                            
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                                The company, along with a dock and wharfing rights, owned a lot in Chicago that housed their offices and a shed where the steamers were stored and maintained.                            
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                                Woodworth assured the position of Chicago as a trading center by supporting the Illinois and Michigan Canal, and strengthening the Chicago waterways and wharfing systems against flooding and inclement winter weather.                            
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                                He requested additional funding for the Fire Department, the employment of physicians in the city's hospitals, repairs and improvements to the city's roads, waterways and wharfing facilities, the city jail, the city cemetery and the Chicago Public School system.                            
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                                His most important contract (first with another carpenter, John Ball, and then on his own) was for the deepening and wharfing of the Fleet ditch, an enormous task which employed 200 men, took two and a half years to finish (1672-4), and brought him a gift of plate worth £200 from the City on its efficient completion.                            
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