fleet
gb/flˈit/ us/flˈit/
B1
Anglų
~ 6100
flotta, elsuhan, elröppen, gyors, fürge, sebes, parti lagúna
DAIKTAVARDIS
B1
1
flotta
B2
Vartosenos šablonas:
a fleet of [ships/vehicles]
The company added ten electric buses to its city fleet.
A vállalat tíz elektromos busszal bővítette városi buszflottáját.
A huge fishing fleet leaves the harbor every morning before sunrise.
Minden reggel napkelte előtt hatalmas halászflotta fut ki a kikötőből.
The airline is modernizing its entire fleet of long-haul aircraft.
The navy sent most of its fleet to the region after the storm.
Their delivery fleet now includes hundreds of small vans and motorcycles.
Mokymuisi skirti pavyzdžiai
The taxi company has a large fleet of yellow cars.
A taxitársaság nagy, sárga autókból álló flottával rendelkezik.
Our country has a big naval fleet in the sea.
Országunknak nagy hadiflottája van.
The airline wants a newer fleet of planes.
The fishing fleet comes back in the evening.
They use a fleet of trucks to move food to the stores.
Dažna klaida:
Learners sometimes think "fleet" only means ships and do not use it for cars, trucks, or planes. It can be used for any group of vehicles owned or operated together. It can also be confused in spelling or pronunciation with "float" or "flee," which have different meanings.
Reikšmė
group of ships or vehicles
Kolokacijos
a fleet of ships
|naval fleet
|fishing fleet
|airline fleet
|the company's fleet
|bus fleet
Sinonimai
armada (Usually a very large or powerful fleet of ships, especially warships; more dramatic or historical.)
|
flotilla (A smaller group of ships or boats, often moving together for one purpose.)
Antonimai
individual (Emphasizes a single ship or vehicle, not a group.)
Temos
transport
|business
|military
|transportation
Apibrėžimas
A group of ships, planes, or cars that work together or belong to the same owner or company.
A number of ships, aircraft, or vehicles that operate together or are controlled by the same person, company, or country.
VEIKSMAŽODIS
C2
LITERARY
2
Vartosenos šablonas:
to fleet [by/past]
The summer weeks fleeted by, and soon the children had to return to school.
A nyári hetek elröppentek, és a gyerekeknek hamarosan vissza kellett térniük az iskolába.
White clouds fleeted across the darkening sky before the storm.
Fehér felhők suhantak át a sötétedő égbolton a vihar előtt.
Our brief happiness fleeted away before we truly understood it.
Mokymuisi skirti pavyzdžiai
The long days of holiday fleeted by.
A vakáció hosszú napjai elröppentek.
Dark birds fleeted across the evening sky.
Sötét madarak suhantak át az esti égbolton.
The quiet hours fleeted away while he read.
Dažna klaida:
This verb is rare and literary. In modern everyday English, people normally say "time flies" or "the weeks went by quickly," not "the weeks fleeted by." Learners also sometimes confuse it with "flee" (to run away from danger).
Reikšmė
to move or pass quickly
Kolokacijos
years fleet by
|time fleets past
|clouds fleet across the sky
|moments fleet away
Sinonimai
fly (Very common in phrases like "time flies"; more everyday than the literary "fleet.")
|
rush (Suggests great speed, often with urgency or pressure; less poetic.)
Antonimai
crawl (Describes something moving or passing very slowly, the opposite of "fleet" in speed.)
Temos
movement
|time
|literature
|core_vocabulary
Apibrėžimas
To go past very fast, or to move very fast, often used for time or things in the sky.
To move swiftly, or to pass very quickly, especially of time or things that seem to disappear fast.
C2
LITERARY
3
Vartosenos šablonas:
a fleet [runner/animal]
The fleet runner finished the race far ahead of the others.
A gyors futó messze a többiek előtt ért célba.
Cheetahs are among the most fleet animals on land.
A gepárdok a leggyorsabb szárazföldi állatok közé tartoznak.
In the legend, a fleet messenger carried news of the victory to the king.
Mokymuisi skirti pavyzdžiai
The boy is small but very fleet.
A fiú kicsi, de nagyon fürge.
A fleet horse can win many races.
Egy sebes ló sok versenyt megnyerhet.
In the story, a fleet girl runs across the field.
Dažna klaida:
Modern English almost always uses "fast" or "quick" instead of "fleet." Learners should avoid using "fleet" as an adjective in everyday speech, except in the fixed phrase "fleet of foot."
Reikšmė
moving very fast
Kolokacijos
fleet of foot
|fleet runner
|fleet horse
|fleet animal
Sinonimai
swift (Very close in meaning; common in both everyday and literary styles.)
|
fast (Most common modern word; more neutral and less literary than "fleet.")
Antonimai
slow (Describes movement at a low speed, opposite of "fleet.")
Temos
movement
|description
|core_vocabulary
Apibrėžimas
Moving very fast, or able to move very fast.
Moving or able to move very quickly.
DAIKTAVARDIS
C2
TECHNICAL
4
parti lagúna
C1
The village lies beside a narrow fleet separated from the open sea by a long shingle bank.
A falu egy keskeny parti lagúna mellett fekszik, amelyet egy hosszú kavicszátony választ el a nyílt tengertől.
At low tide, mudflats appear along the edges of the fleet.
Apálykor iszaplapályok bukkannak elő a lagúna peremén.
Wading birds feed in the shallow waters of the coastal fleet throughout the winter.
Mokymuisi skirti pavyzdžiai
The small town is next to a long, quiet fleet.
A kisváros egy hosszú, csendes parti lagúna mellett fekszik.
Birds stand in the shallow water of the fleet.
Madarak állnak a parti lagúna sekély vizében.
A sandbank closes the fleet from the open sea.
Dažna klaida:
This meaning is rare and mainly used in specific regional or geographical descriptions. Learners may wrongly think it refers to ships because the common meaning of "fleet" is a group of ships or vehicles.
Reikšmė
shallow coastal inlet
Kolokacijos
shallow fleet
|coastal fleet
|tidal fleet
Sinonimai
lagoon (A more general word for shallow sea water separated from the ocean; not always narrow like a "fleet.")
|
tidal creek (A narrow waterway affected by the tide; similar but not always partly enclosed by a bank.)
Antonimai
open sea (Describes the wide, deep, exposed part of the ocean, not a narrow, sheltered inlet.)
Temos
geography
|nature
|travel
Apibrėžimas
A long, shallow area of sea water near the land, cut off from the open sea by a line of sand or stones.
A shallow, narrow body of seawater along the coast that is partly separated from the open sea by a bank of sand or shingle.
Gramatika
Pagrindinė forma
fleet
IPA
GB/flˈit/
US/flˈit/
Skiemenys ir kirčiavimas
fleet (1 skiemuo)
Stress on 1st syllable (fleet)
Žodžio formos
Adjective
- Base: fleet
Noun
- Base: fleet
- Plural: fleets
Žodžių šeima
Forms
fleets
noun
Related words
flotilla
noun
Posakiai
fleet of foot
1/flˈit əv fˈʊt/
idiom
literary
able to run very fast
Able to run very fast.
Pavyzdžiai
- The striker is fleet of foot and hard to defend against.
- You have to be fleet of foot to keep up with her on the trail.
the fleet
1/ðə flˈit/
fixed phrase
a country's naval force
The warships and other navy ships of a country, or a large part of its navy.
Pavyzdžiai
- The government ordered the fleet to remain in international waters.
- After the ceremony, the fleet sailed out of the harbor in formation.