in the PONS Dictionary
in the PONS Dictionary
I. float [fləʊt, Am floʊt] N
1. float:
3. float:
4. float ANAT (organ):
6. float Brit, Aus (capital):
7. float (in exchange rates):
8. float ECON, STOCKEX (starting a company):
9. float THEAT (lights):
- floats pl
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II. float [fləʊt, Am floʊt] VB intr
2. float (move in liquid or gas):
4. float (move in air):
6. float ECON (fluctuate):
III. float [fləʊt, Am floʊt] VB trans
1. float FIN (launch):
3. float (cause to move):
4. float (introduce):
idea [aɪˈdɪə, -ˈdi:ə, Am -ˈdi:ə] N
1. idea (notion):
2. idea (purpose):
3. idea (suggestion):
4. idea (knowledge):
5. idea (conception):
an [æn, ən] ART indef
I. a [eɪ, ə], before vowel an [æn, ən] ART indef
2. a after neg:
3. a (one):
4. a before profession, nationality:
5. a introducing state:
8. a limiting uncountables:
9. a before unit:
10. a as multiplier:
11. a before unknown name:
12. a (denoting likeness):
13. a before family name:
14. a before date:
A <pl -s [or -'s]>, a <pl -'s [or -s]> [eɪ] N
1. A (letter):
2. A MUS:
3. A (school mark):
4. A FIN:
float N
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- Glätter m
PONS Banking, Finance and Insurance Dictionary
float VB trans FINMKT
float VB intr FINMKT
| I | float |
|---|---|
| you | float |
| he/she/it | floats |
| we | float |
| you | float |
| they | float |
| I | floated |
|---|---|
| you | floated |
| he/she/it | floated |
| we | floated |
| you | floated |
| they | floated |
| I | have | floated |
|---|---|---|
| you | have | floated |
| he/she/it | has | floated |
| we | have | floated |
| you | have | floated |
| they | have | floated |
| I | had | floated |
|---|---|---|
| you | had | floated |
| he/she/it | had | floated |
| we | had | floated |
| you | had | floated |
| they | had | floated |
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The segments float and the seeds may be dispersed on the water if they don't fall out immediately.
en.wikipedia.org Construction usually begins on a float about three to six months prior to the parade.
www.nhl.com The culture clash began with a fashion parade with the models on top of a float.
en.wikipedia.org Since the only connection between the asphalt paver and the screed is the tow arm, the screed can float vertically relative to the paver.
en.wikipedia.org All she did was float about carrying a lamp.
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- toenail
- toerag
- toe-tapping
- toe to toe
- to excel in certain areas
- to float an idea
- tofu
- tog
- toga
- together
- togetherness