verb
undock
Undock (verb) means to take a ship out of a dock.
verb
1
To take a ship out of a dock.
2
For a spacecraft to separate from a station or another craft and move away under its own engines.
3
To take a device, such as a laptop, out of its docking station.
"After I undock my laptop, I can run it for about six hours on battery power."
4
To pull a toolbar or panel on a screen away from its fixed spot so that it can move freely.
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What is the meaning of undock?
"undock" (verb) means to take a ship out of a dock.
What is the opposite of undock?
The opposite of "undock" is dock.
What are the different meanings of undock?
"undock" has 3 main meanings: 1. To take a ship out of a dock; 2. For a spacecraft to separate from a station or another craft and move away under its own engines; 3. To take a device, such as a laptop, out of its docking station.
