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float ,
flock ,
floozy ,
floppy ,
or
floury

floppy1 [ˈflɒpi, Am ˈflɑ:-] ADJ

floppy ears:

floppy
oklapły

floury [ˈflaʊəri, Am -ɚi] ADJ

1. floury (covered):

floury
posypany mąką

2. floury (dry):

floury
mączysty

I. float [fləʊt, Am floʊt] VB intr

1. float (stay on surface):

float
pływać
float
unosić się [na powierzchni]

2. float (stay in the air):

float
unosić się
float music
nieść się
float smell
dobiegać

3. float ECON:

the zloty floated
złoty został uwolniony
this company recently floated on the Stock Exchange
ta firma niedawno zadebiutowała na Giełdzie

4. float (move):

float
kroczyć
float
stąpać

Phrases:

to float from place to place
przenosić się z miejsca na miejsce

II. float [fləʊt, Am floʊt] VB trans

1. float (suggest):

float
proponować [perf za-]

2. float ECON:

to float currency
uwalniać [perf uwolnić] walutę
to float shares
zaoferować swoje akcje na giełdzie

III. float [fləʊt, Am floʊt] N

1. float (parade vehicle):

float
platforma f

2. float AM (drink):

float
napój m (z dodatkiem lodów)

3. float NAUT:

float
pływak m

4. float (for fishing):

float
spławik m

5. float SPORTS:

float
deska f [do nauki pływania]

6. float Brit (cash):

float
drobne pl

I. flock1 [flɒk, Am flɑ:k] N

1. flock of animals:

flock
stado nt

2. flock of people:

flock
gromada f
flock
grupa f

II. flock1 [flɒk, Am flɑ:k] VB intr

1. flock (gather):

flock
gromadzić [perf z-] się

2. flock (go):

flock
tłoczyć [perf s-] się
OpenDict entry

floozy N

floozy (floozie) (a usually young woman of loose morals) pej
puszczalska f pej
floozy pej
zdzira f pej
floozy pej
dziwka f pej
Present
Ifloat
youfloat
he/she/itfloats
wefloat
youfloat
theyfloat
Past
Ifloated
youfloated
he/she/itfloated
wefloated
youfloated
theyfloated
Present Perfect
Ihavefloated
youhavefloated
he/she/ithasfloated
wehavefloated
youhavefloated
theyhavefloated
Past Perfect
Ihadfloated
youhadfloated
he/she/ithadfloated
wehadfloated
youhadfloated
theyhadfloated
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About 1290 they were 4 to 7 farm houses with flocks of sheep.
en.wikipedia.org
It sometimes follows mammals or birds to catch the insects they flush, and joins mixed-species flocks in ones and twos.
en.wikipedia.org
Once the flock is scattered, the hunter sets up and waits, as the scattered flock will return to that point individually, making them easy targets.
en.wikipedia.org
We can see many roosters flocking around the temple premises.
en.wikipedia.org
Flocks fly to watering holes at dawn and dusk.
en.wikipedia.org

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