floating population N
- floating population
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II. float [fləʊt] VB trans
| 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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Notice how the seemingly heavy ruffled skirts float with such ease when the model reaches the end of the runway.
lifestyle.inquirer.net A wood float or plastic float is used to rub down the walls.
en.wikipedia.org The remaining shares are considered free float.
en.wikipedia.org Many standard road pedal systems offer with a 6 degree float cleat.
en.wikipedia.org The truss model, set up to float free in the middeck, was analyzed to determine its behavior in weightlessness.
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