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/flɔt/
Translation
fleet; water, rain (colloquial)
Word origin
From Old Norse floti ('fleet, raft'), brought into French by the Normans and reinforced by flotter ('to float').
- Origin
- Old Norse
- Root
- floti
- English cognates
- fleet, float
Grammar
Examples
au .
The fleet sailed at daybreak.
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The two fleets left the harbour together.
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A very young admiral commands the northern fleet.
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It has been chucking it down since this morning.
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The fishing fleets come back in before dark.
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