Docklands
/ˈdɒkləndz/ noun [U]Definition
› an area of London that was a port in the past, and that now has apartments and the offices of many banks and other businesses: They plan to take 30,000 sq. metres of office space in the Docklands development.
(Definition of Docklands noun from the Cambridge Business English Dictionary
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