fleet in Japanese
fleet in Japanese is 艦隊, フリート, 船隊 — fleet means a group of ships, vehicles, or aircraft operated together, especially under one owner or command.
fleet in Japanese
艦隊
Pronounced: kantai
A group of vessels or vehicles.
フリート
Pronounced: furīto
A group of vessels or vehicles.
船隊
Pronounced: sentai
A group of vessels or vehicles.
What does "fleet" mean?
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noun A group of ships, vehicles, or aircraft operated together, especially under one owner or command.
"The company runs a fleet of delivery vans across the city."
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adj Moving quickly and lightly; swift.
"The deer was fleet of foot and vanished into the trees."
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verb To pass by quickly or vanish; to move on rapidly (somewhat old-fashioned usage).
"Summer seemed to fleet by before we knew it."
fleet in a sentence
- The company runs a fleet of delivery vans across the city.
- The admiral gave the order and the whole fleet set sail at dawn.
- The deer was fleet of foot and vanished into the trees.
- A fleet runner can close a fast break before the defense sets up.
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Frequently asked questions
What is "fleet" in Japanese?
"fleet" in Japanese is 艦隊, フリート, 船隊. fleet means: A group of ships, vehicles, or aircraft operated together, especially under one owner or command.
How do you pronounce 艦隊?
"fleet" in Japanese is 艦隊, pronounced "kantai".
How do you use "fleet" in a sentence?
Example: "The company runs a fleet of delivery vans across the city." In Japanese, "fleet" is 艦隊, フリート, 船隊.
Are there other ways to say "fleet" in Japanese?
Yes — Japanese has 3 translations listed for "fleet": 艦隊, フリート, 船隊.
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