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noun

Flotas

A group of vessels or vehicles.

"The delivery company operates fleets of trucks across the country to ensure packages arrive on time. "

La empresa de reparto opera flotas de camiones en todo el país para garantizar que los paquetes lleguen a tiempo.

nautical vehicle military group

noun

Flotas, grupos

Any group of associated items.

"The restaurant manager keeps careful track of their fleets of delivery cars to ensure timely service. "

El gerente del restaurante lleva un control cuidadoso de sus flotas de coches de reparto para garantizar un servicio puntual.

group item

noun

Flotas, grupos

A large, coordinated group of people.

"The company sent out fleets of volunteers to clean up the park after the festival. "

La empresa envió flotas de voluntarios para limpiar el parque después del festival.

group

noun

Flotas

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

"During the naval exercise, several fleets of warships sailed across the ocean, demonstrating their power. "

Durante el ejercicio naval, varias flotas de buques de guerra navegaron por el océano, demostrando su poder.

nautical military vehicle war ocean sailing

noun

Flota

(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.

"The admiral commanded a fleet of five large warships and several smaller support vessels. "

El almirante comandaba una flota de cinco grandes buques de guerra y varios buques de apoyo más pequeños.

military nautical war sailing royal

noun

Brazo de mar, ensenada

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

"Sentence:

"During low tide, you can walk across the sand and explore the small fleets near the beach, but be careful not to get trapped when the tide comes back in." "

Durante la marea baja, puedes caminar por la arena y explorar las pequeñas ensenadas cerca de la playa, pero ten cuidado de no quedar atrapado cuando la marea vuelva.

geography nautical ocean

noun

Flota, fondeadero

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

"The tugboat carefully guided the barges to the fleets along the Mississippi River for overnight mooring. "

El remolcador guio cuidadosamente las barcazas a los fondeaderos a lo largo del río Misisipi para el amarre nocturno.

nautical place vehicle

verb

Flotar

To float.

"The toy boat fleets gently on the water in the bathtub. "

El barco de juguete flota suavemente sobre el agua en la bañera.

nautical sailing vehicle

verb

Rozar, pasar rápidamente

To pass over rapidly; to skim the surface of.

"a ship that fleets the gulf"

Un barco que roza el golfo.

time action nature

verb

Hacer pasar rápidamente, hacer pasar con ligereza

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

"Laughter fleets the hours when we're with good friends. "

La risa hace pasar las horas rápidamente cuando estamos con buenos amigos.

time action entertainment

verb

Huir, escapar, marcharse

To flee, to escape, to speed away.

"The cat fleets under the bed when the vacuum cleaner turns on. "

El gato huye debajo de la cama cuando se enciende la aspiradora.

action way

verb

Desvanecerse, desaparecer, extinguirse

To evanesce, disappear, die out.

"The memory of that summer day quickly fleets away as I get older, leaving only a faint feeling of warmth. "

El recuerdo de aquel día de verano se desvanece rápidamente a medida que envejezco, dejando solo una leve sensación de calidez.

time nature being

verb

Aflojar, filar

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

""To lift the heavy box higher, Ben fleets the rope on the pulley system, pulling the blocks further apart to gain more leverage." "

Para levantar la caja pesada más arriba, Ben afila la cuerda en el sistema de poleas, separando las poleas para obtener más apalancamiento.

nautical sailing technical

verb

Moverse, desplazarse

(of people) To move or change in position.

"The crowd fleets from the concert hall after the show. "

La multitud se mueve desde la sala de conciertos después del espectáculo.

position action

verb

Desplazar la posición de los cuadernales

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

"Because the rigging stretched over time, the sailor had to fleets the dead-eyes on the shrouds to keep the mast properly supported. "

Debido a que el aparejo se estiró con el tiempo, el marinero tuvo que desplazar la posición de los cuadernales en los obenques para mantener el mástil correctamente soportado.

nautical sailing technical

verb

Dejar correr

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

"The sailors fleets the anchor chain on the windlass to get a better grip and raise the heavy anchor. "

Los marineros dejan correr la cadena del ancla en el cabrestante para obtener un mejor agarre y levantar el ancla pesada.

nautical sailing technical

verb

Descremar, quitar la nata

To take the cream from; to skim.

"She fleets the milk each morning to make sure her coffee is extra creamy. "

Ella descrema la leche cada mañana para asegurarse de que su café sea extra cremoso.

food process

noun

Flotas

Floor; bottom; lower surface.

"The fleets of dust bunnies gathered under the bed. "

Las flotas de pelusas se reunieron debajo de la cama.

building structure architecture

noun

Casas, hogar

A house; home.

"Given the unusual and likely archaic definition of "fleets" as "a house; home," here's a simple, clear sentence:

"After a long day of travel, we were happy to return to our fleets and relax." "

Dada la definición inusual y probablemente arcaica de "fleets" como "casas, hogar", aquí hay una oración simple y clara: Después de un largo día de viaje, nos alegramos de regresar a nuestras casas y relajarnos.

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