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coagulant agent
[Zeitungs]journalist

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ˈFleet Street·er СЪЩ Brit

Fleet Streeter
[Zeitungs]journalist(in) м (f)
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fleet1 [fli:t] СЪЩ + sing/pl vb

1. fleet МОР (of ships):

fleet
Flotte f <-, -n>
fleet
Staffel f <-, -n>
fishing/merchant fleet
Fischerei-/Handelsflotte f
a peace-keeping fleet
eine Friedensflotte
a fleet of warships
ein Geschwader ср von Kriegsschiffen
a fleet of warships
eine Kriegsflotte
the Fleet
die Marine

2. fleet АВИО (group of planes):

fleet
Staffel f <-, -n>
fleet
Geschwader ср <-s, ->

3. fleet (group of vehicles):

fleet
Fuhrpark м <-s, -s>
fleet
Flotte f <-, -n> прен
a fleet of cars
ein Wagenpark м
a fleet of cars when moving
eine Autokolonne f
a fleet of trucks
ein Lastwagen[fuhr]park м

fleet2 [fli:t] ПРИЛ liter

fleet
flink
fleet
schnell
to be fleet of foot
schnell zu Fuß sein
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fleet ПРИЛ

be fleet about it ('Asterix in Britain') ЛИТ
seid flink damit
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fleet ГЛАГ

to fleet liter
dahineilen geh
to fleet liter
[hinweg]huschen geh
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fleet СЪЩ

rental fleet
Mietfuhrpark м

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The bigger the fleet of ships, the more fuel is required to travel certain distances.
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The harbour as well as having a large herring fleet by now, also shared the available space with trading ships.
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Starting in 2005, the original fleet began to be phased out.
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Beginning about 1832, it added numerous ships to the whaling fleet.
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The full body of the fleet took two days to leave port.
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