Gerund; chiefly used in maritime/barging contexts to denote the act of arranging or moving vessels, also rare abstract noun for the act of passing swiftly.

Definitions

The act or process of arranging or moving vessels (such as barges) within a fleet; by extension, a brief passing or movement.

Proper fleeting of the barges keeps the harbor clear of congestion.

fleetnoun

Definitions

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

fleeting

Gerund

fleeted

Past Simple

fleeted

Past Participle

fleeting

Gerund

Translations

промелькнуть

A shadow seemed to fleet across her face.

Тень, казалось, промелькнула по её лицу.

Additional translations

пролететь

Definitions

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.

Synonyms

fleetadjective

Definitions

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.

fleetproper noun

Definitions

A market town in Hampshire, England, noted for its proximity to Fleet Pond nature reserve.

Fleet is often listed among the best places to live in Britain.