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Meaning of fleets
fleets
an organization of ships and aircraft under the command of a flag officer, group sense 2a, a number of warships under a single command, fleeting, to fade away, a group of warships under one command, to cause (time) to pass usually quickly or imperceptibly, drift, to fly swiftly, a group of ships or vehicles that move together or are under one management, a group (as of ships, planes, or trucks) operated under unified control, flow, swift in motion, very swift
fleets Sentence Examples
- The automotive company boasted an impressive fleet of vehicles in its inventory.
- The shipping industry relies heavily on extensive fleets of cargo ships.
- The airline operates a vast fleet of commercial aircraft spanning various destinations.
- The military maintains a modern fleet of warplanes and combat vehicles.
- The nation's navy deployed a large fleet of warships to patrol its territorial waters.
- The company's delivery service utilized a fleet of trucks to ensure timely shipments.
- The construction site was equipped with a fleet of heavy machinery, including excavators and bulldozers.
- The city's public transportation system includes a fleet of buses and trains.
- The tech company developed a software platform to manage large fleets of IoT devices.
- The expedition team ventured into the wilderness with a small fleet of all-terrain vehicles.
FAQs About the word fleets
an organization of ships and aircraft under the command of a flag officer, group sense 2a, a number of warships under a single command, fleeting, to fade away,
trains, parades, caravans, flotillas,convoys, armadas, motorcades, lines, argosies, processions
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The automotive company boasted an impressive fleet of vehicles in its inventory.
The shipping industry relies heavily on extensive fleets of cargo ships.
The airline operates a vast fleet of commercial aircraft spanning various destinations.
The military maintains a modern fleet of warplanes and combat vehicles.
