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fleet

/fliːt/ /flit/

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noun

أسطول

A group of vessels or vehicles.

Examples :

"The fishing fleet returned to port with a large catch. "

عادت أسطول الصيد إلى الميناء بصيد وفير.

nautical vehicle military group

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noun

أسطول، مجموعة

Any group of associated items.

Examples :

"The fleet of bicycles belonged to the cycling club. "

كان أسطول الدراجات ينتمي إلى نادي الدراجات.

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noun

أسطول، مجموعة

A large, coordinated group of people.

Examples :

"The volunteer fleet at the community center worked together to organize the annual food drive. "

عمل أسطول المتطوعين في المركز المجتمعي معًا لتنظيم حملة جمع الطعام السنوية.

group organization

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noun

أسطول

A number of vessels in company, especially war vessels; also, the collective naval force of a country, etc.

Examples :

"The navy's fleet sailed across the ocean. "

أبحر أسطول البحرية عبر المحيط.

nautical military war vehicle group ocean

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noun

أسطول

(British Royal Navy) Any command of vessels exceeding a squadron in size, or a rear admiral's command, composed of five sail-of-the-line, with any number of smaller vessels.

Examples :

"The Royal Navy's fleet sailed into the harbor, a powerful display of their naval strength. "

أبحر أسطول البحرية الملكية إلى الميناء، وهو عرض قوي لقوتهم البحرية.

nautical military sailing war history government organization

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noun

ذراع البحر، خليج صغير

An arm of the sea; a run of water, such as an inlet or a creek.

Examples :

"The fishing boat sailed into the narrow fleet to catch some shrimp. "

أبحرت سفينة الصيد إلى ذراع البحر الضيق لصيد بعض الجمبري.

geography nautical ocean

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noun

مرسى، أسطول

A location, as on a navigable river, where barges are secured.

Examples :

"The barge fleet on the river was busy loading supplies for the city. "

كان أسطول المراكب النهرية مشغولاً بتحميل الإمدادات للمدينة.

nautical place sailing

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verb

طفى، عوم

Examples :

"The small boat easily flew across the calm lake. "

طفت القارب الصغير بسهولة عبر البحيرة الهادئة.

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verb

مرّ بسرعة، انزلق

To pass over rapidly; to skim the surface of.

Examples :

"a ship that fleets the gulf"

سفينة تمر بسرعة فوق الخليج.

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verb

أسرع، مرّ بسرعة

To hasten over; to cause to pass away lightly, or in mirth and joy.

Examples :

"The children's laughter fleeced the long afternoon away. "

أسرع ضحك الأطفال بعد الظهر الطويل.

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verb

هرب، فر

To flee, to escape, to speed away.

Examples :

"Seeing the angry dog, the children quickly fled the yard. "

عندما رأى الأطفال الكلب الغاضب، هربوا بسرعة من الفناء.

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verb

تلاشى، اختفى، زال

To evanesce, disappear, die out.

Examples :

"The rumors of a school dance quickly fleated away after the principal announced it was canceled. "

تلاشت شائعات حفل المدرسة الراقص بسرعة بعد أن أعلن المدير عن إلغائه.

time being nature

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verb

يرخي

To move up a rope, so as to haul to more advantage; especially to draw apart the blocks of a tackle.

Examples :

"The sailor had to fleet the rope to raise the heavy cargo. "

كان على البحار أن يرخي الحبل لرفع الحمولة الثقيلة.

nautical sailing technical

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verb

تحرك، انتقل

(of people) To move or change in position.

Examples :

"The students flew to their seats as the bell rang. "

تحرك الطلاب إلى مقاعدهم عندما رن الجرس.

action position

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verb

تحريك

To shift the position of dead-eyes when the shrouds are become too long.

Examples :

"The sailor had to fleet the ship's shrouds because they were dragging in the water, creating too much strain. "

كان على البحار أن يحرك أشرعة السفينة لأنها كانت تجر في الماء، مما يخلق الكثير من الضغط.

nautical sailing technical

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verb

أرخى

To cause to slip down the barrel of a capstan or windlass, as a rope or chain.

Examples :

"The sailor expertly fleated the heavy anchor chain down the capstan. "

أرخى البحار ببراعة سلسلة المرساة الثقيلة على الرافعة.

nautical sailing technical

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verb

نزع القشدة

To take the cream from; to skim.

Examples :

"She needed to fleet the surface of the soup to remove the layer of greasy fat. "

كانت بحاجة إلى نزع القشدة من سطح الحساء لإزالة طبقة الدهون الدسمة.

food agriculture

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adjective

سريع الحركة، رشيق

Swift in motion; light and quick in going from place to place.

Examples :

"The little boy was fleet of foot, easily outpacing the other children on the playground. "

كان الصبي الصغير سريع الحركة، متجاوزًا بسهولة الأطفال الآخرين في الملعب.

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adjective

خفيف، سطحي

Light; superficially thin; not penetrating deep, as soil.

Examples :

"The topsoil was very fleet, so the young plants didn't grow well. "

كانت التربة السطحية خفيفة جدًا، لذا لم تنمو النباتات الصغيرة جيدًا.

nature geology environment

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noun

أرضية، قاع

Floor; bottom; lower surface.

Examples :

"The boat's fleet was smooth and clean. "

كان قاع القارب أملسًا ونظيفًا.

building architecture

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noun

منزل، بيت

Examples :

"My grandmother's old fleet is a cozy place to visit. "

منزل جدتي القديم مكان مريح للزيارة.

building architecture property