fleet

US /fliːt/
UK /fliːt/
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1.

a group of vehicles or aircraft operating together or under the same ownership

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The company has a large fleet of delivery trucks.
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The airline is expanding its fleet with new aircraft.
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armadasquadronconvoycollectiongroup
2.

a country's navy

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The entire British fleet was mobilized during the war.
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The admiral commanded a powerful naval fleet.
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navymarinenaval force
1.

(of a person or animal) fast and agile in movement

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The gazelle is a very fleet animal.
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He was fleet of foot and easily outran his opponents.
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swiftrapidnimbleagilequick
1.

to move or pass swiftly

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Time seems to fleet by when you're having fun.
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The clouds fleeted across the sky.
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pass quicklyfly byvanishdisappearelapse