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atracar

to dock, to moor, to rob, to hold up

ɐ t ɾ ɐ k a ɾ
atrac to dock, to moor + ar 1st/3rd person singular future subjunctive
verb Rare #36,763
to dock, to moor Used for a boat or ship arriving at and stopping beside a dock or quay.
PO: O barco vai atracar no porto ao meio-dia.
EN: The boat will dock at the port at noon.
to rob, to hold up Used when someone robs a person or place, often by force or threat.
PO: Dois homens tentaram atracar o banco.
EN: Two men tried to rob the bank.
Conjugation of atracar
atracar
Subjunctive future
SingularPlural
First atracar —
Third atracar —

Preparem-se para atracar.

Prepare to dock.

— Jornada nas Estrelas II: A Ira de Khan (1982)

O navio vai atracar em Liverpool.

The ship is going to dock in Liverpool.

— Peaky Blinders: O Homem Imortal (2026)

Pede licença para atracar.

Ask for permission to dock.

— O Quinto Elemento (1997)

Os primeiros navios deverão atracar no porto em novembro.

The first ships are expected to dock at the port in November.

Prepare-se para atracar na escotilha da área de torpedos.

Prepare to dock at the torpedo area hatch.

— Jornada nas Estrelas II: A Ira de Khan (1982)

Sounds similar to

atrasar ɐ t ɾ ɐ z a ɾ