English to Hmong Meaning of fleet

Fleet :

noun

sau, dav

adjective

ceev ceev, ceev, hais, qhia, dhau, txhais

Fleet :: fleetFleeted :: fleetedFleeter :: fleeterFleetest :: fleetestFleeting :: fleetingFleetly :: fleetlyFleetness :: fleetnessFleets :: fleets

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Definitions of fleet in English

Noun(1) group of aircraft operating together under the same ownership(2) group of motor vehicles operating together under the same ownership(3) a group of steamships operating together under the same ownership(4) a group of warships organized as a tactical unit
Verb(1) move along rapidly and lightly; skim or dart(2) disappear gradually
Adjective(1) moving very fast

Examples of fleet in English

(1) It's not a very big airline (a fleet of 56 aircraft) yet it manages fatal crash after fatal crash.(2) The company is now conducting a review of all its operations which include 33 tour operators, 3,600 travel agents and a fleet of 83 aircraft.(3) The Big Ship, Reynard, was the largest in the fleet of appropriated sailing ships that Claw's organization was running.(4) How would you operate a fleet of large, sophisticated aircraft?(5) Where it once had a fleet of 15 ships, it now has three, with another ship being reactivated later this year.(6) the US fleet(7) It has a fleet of 28 aircraft and transports 6.6 million passengers a year.(8) A fleet of 150 vehicles will be set up in West Yorkshire with about eight of them expected to be allocated to Bradford within 12 months.(9) the small port supports a fishing fleet(10) the cares of boyhood fleet away(11) The US operates a fleet of more than 15,000 aircraft, including 20 stealth bombers in service.(12) It consists of 5,000 trained volunteer men and women and maintains a fleet of over 130 vehicles and ambulances.(13) an invasion fleet(14) We will sail in a fleet of five ships; the Conquest, Avenger, Illusion, Sea Queen, and Voyager.(15) Moore talks of spearheading ├ö├ç├┐the new cavalry├ö├ç├û, which means a fleet of helicopter gun ships.(16) In 1854 a US naval fleet under the command of Commodore Perry forced Japan to open its harbors to the outside world.

Related Phrases of fleet

(1) car fleet ::

tsheb fleet

(2) merchant fleet ::

ua lag luam fleet

(3) fishing fleet ::

nuv ntses fleet

Related Phrases of fleet

(1) car fleet ::

tsheb fleet

(2) merchant fleet ::

ua lag luam fleet

(3) fishing fleet ::

nuv ntses fleet

Synonyms

Adjective

1. nimble ::

nimble

2. agile ::

agile

3. lithe ::

lithe

4. lissome ::

lissome

6. supple ::

supple

7. light-footed ::

teeb-footed

8. light on one's feet ::

teeb nyob rau hauv ib tus taw

9. spry ::

spry

10. sprightly ::

sprightly

11. quick ::

ceev

12. fast ::

ceev ceev

13. swift ::

swift

14. rapid ::

ceev ceev

15. speedy ::

hais

16. brisk ::

brisk

17. smart ::

ntse

18. zippy ::

zippy

19. twinkle-toed ::

Ci ntsa iab-toed

Noun

20. navy ::

navy

21. naval force ::

naval quab yuam

23. armada ::

armada

24. flotilla ::

flotilla

25. squadron ::

squadron

26. convoy ::

convoy

Verb

27. fade ::

fade

28. pass off ::

dhau tawm

29. blow over ::

tshuab tshaj

30. evanesce ::

evanesce

31. pass ::

dhau

Different Forms

fleet, fleeted, fleeter, fleetest, fleetly, fleetness, fleets

Word Example from TV Shows

If you'll recall, the Vogon FLEET

The Big Bang Theory Season 7, Episode 16