fleet 
					英 [fliːt ]  
					美 [fliːt ]  
					n.  舰队; 捕鱼船队; (一国的)全部军舰,海军
					复数:fleets 现在分词:fleeting 过去式:fleeted 第三人称单数:fleets 过去分词:fleeted 
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							牛津词典 
							
								
									
										 noun
										舰队 
										捕鱼船队a fishing/whaling fleet   
										(一国的)全部军舰,海军a reduction in the size of the British fleet  
										(同一机构或统一调度的)机群,车队the company's new fleet of vans  
										 adj.
										跑得快的;快速的fleet of foot fleet-footed  
									 
								 
								
							 
							
 
							柯林斯词典 
							
								
									
										N-COUNT 船队;舰队fleet  is a group of ships organized to do something together, for example to fight battles or to catch fish.
											The damage inflicted upon the British fleet was devastating. ...restaurants supplied by local fishing fleets.  
										N-COUNT (尤指同一机构或统一行动的)车队fleet  of vehicles is a group of them, especially when they all belong to a particular organization or business, or when they are all going somewhere together.
											With its own fleet of trucks, the company delivers most orders overnight... A fleet of ambulances took the injured to hospital.  
									 
								 
								
							 
							
 
							双语例句 
							
								
									
										He was the highest-paid sub-editor in Fleet Street.  
										Using an alias, he had rented a house in Fleet, Hampshire.  
										The army should have operated in conjunction with the fleet to raid the enemy's coast  
										He ordered the combined fleet to convoy troops to Naples.  
										Russia and Ukraine have been disputing the ownership of the fleet  
										The damage inflicted upon the British fleet was devastating.  
										With its own fleet of trucks, the company delivers most orders overnight  
										A fleet of ambulances took the injured to hospital.  
										There's been a big reduction in the size of the British merchant fleet in recent years.  
										A fleet of police cars suddenly arrived. Dozens of officers piled out.  
										A fleet of French ships was sighted in the North Sea.  
										In contrast with its surface fleet, Britain's submarine force was relatively small.  
										The shipowner has still held a merchant fleet of seven cargo-vessels.  
										The state has extended her merchant fleet phenomenally.  
										They maintain a very powerful fleet in Oriental waters.  
										An enormously powerful fleet was concentrated at Pearl Harbour.  
										Your establishment is in fleet street, you say?  
										The fleet is manoeuvring off the East coast.  
										There is enough water in the harbor to float a fleet.  
										The fleet from stem to stern covered a thousand li,| its pennons and banners filled the sky.  
										We won a fleet of10 sail.  
										She is fleet of foot for her age.  
										This is the fleet on the value of our company.  
										They have greatly increased the offensive firepower of their fleet.  
										In that crisis, China sent a cargo ship. The US dispatched the Seventh Fleet.  
										He found this in the fleet archives.  
										To plan and lead the attack on this fleet.  
										Some of the aliens and the Reich Vossk of the alliance fleet.  
										You are commander of this fleet.  
										Now all we need is an army and a fleet.  
									 
								 
								
							 
							
 
							英英释义 
							
								
									noun
									
										a group of warships organized as a tactical unit
											
										 
										a group of steamships operating together under the same ownership
											
										 
										group of motor vehicles operating together under the same ownership
											
										 
										group of aircraft operating together under the same ownership
											
										 
									 
									verb
									
										disappear gradually
											The pain eventually passed off Synonym:    evanesce fade blow over pass off pass 
										 
										move along rapidly and lightly
											The hummingbird flitted among the branches Synonym:    flit flutter dart 
										 
									 
									adj
									
										moving very fast
											fleet of foot the fleet scurrying of squirrels a swift current swift flight of an arrow a swift runner Synonym:    swift