flotilla in Latin
flotilla in Latin is classicula — flotilla means a small group of warships, usually all the same type, or a group of small boats.
flotilla in Latin
classicula
(nautical) A small fleet of warships (usually of the same class), or a fleet of small ships.
What does "flotilla" mean?
- noun A small group of warships, usually all the same type, or a group of small boats.
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noun A small gathered group of people or things.
"flotilla of tiny ducklings"
- noun A group of spacecraft built around one or more large steadying ships, guarded by smaller ships that stop harmful eggs from forming.
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flotilla in a sentence
- flotilla of tiny ducklings
- After a few moments Chloe saw Rosamund walking towards them with a small flotilla of shopping bags.
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What is "flotilla" in Latin?
"flotilla" in Latin is classicula. flotilla means: A small group of warships, usually all the same type, or a group of small boats.
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