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fleet

UK
/fliːt/
US
/flit/

Translations

fleetnoun
fleets
pl
UK
/fliːt/
US
/fliːt/
The company expanded its fleet of delivery trucks.
Компания расширила свой автопарк грузовиков для доставки.
The navy has a powerful fleet of ships.
У флота мощный флот кораблей.
Additional translations
стая
эскадра
Synonyms
flotilla
squadron
navy
armada
band
collection
group
fleetverb
fleeted
Past Simple
fleeted
Past Participle
fleeting
Gerund
A shadow seemed to fleet across her face.
Тень, казалось, промелькнула по её лицу.
Additional translations
пролететь
Synonyms
sprint
dash
race
scurry
speed
hurry
fleetadjective
fleeter
Comp.
fleetest
Super.
UK
/fliːt/
US
/flit/
The fleet runner won the race easily.
Быстрый бегун легко выиграл гонку.
She had a fleet smile that disappeared quickly.
У неё была мимолётная улыбка, которая быстро исчезла.
Additional translations
проворный
скоротечный
Synonyms
swift
quick
rapid
fast
speedy
fleeteradjective

fleet

fleeter
Comp.
fleetest
Super.
UK
/ˈfliːtə/
US
/ˈfliːtər/
Comparative form of the adjective ‘fleet’, regularly used predicatively and attributively.
Synonyms
brisk
speedy
swift
agile
nimble
more rapid
quicker
speedier
swifter
faster

Definitions

fleetnoun
A group of ships sailing together, engaged in the same activity, or under the same ownership.
The naval fleet was deployed to the region to ensure maritime security.
A number of vehicles or aircraft operating together or under the same ownership.
The airline expanded its fleet with the addition of ten new aircraft.
A large group of people or things, especially when organized for a particular purpose.
The company has a fleet of delivery trucks to ensure timely shipments.
fleetverb
To move swiftly or nimbly.
The deer fleeted across the meadow, barely making a sound.
To pass quickly, as time.
The summer days fleeted by, leaving us with cherished memories.
fleetadjective
Moving swiftly; fast or rapid in movement.
The fleet runner crossed the finish line in record time.
Passing quickly; transient or ephemeral.
The fleet moments of happiness were cherished by everyone.
Relating to or designed for a fleet of vehicles, vessels, or aircraft, especially in a commercial or organizational context.
The company invested in fleet maintenance software to keep its trucks on the road.
fleeteradjective
Comparative of fleet: more swift; faster.
The hare is fleeter than most of its natural predators.
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