Fleet in Tagalog

Fleet in Tagalog means “hukbong pandagat,” “plota,” or “pangkat ng mga sasakyan” – referring to a group of ships, vehicles, or aircraft operating together. As an adjective, it means “mabilis” or “maliksi,” describing something fast and nimble. This word is crucial for discussing naval forces, transportation systems, and swift movements in Filipino.

Discover the versatile meanings of “fleet” and learn how Filipinos describe collections of vehicles and swift movements through comprehensive examples and cultural context below.

[Words] = Fleet

[Definition]:

• Fleet /fliːt/
• Noun 1: A group of ships, vehicles, or aircraft operating together under unified control.
• Noun 2: A country’s navy or all the ships in a navy.
• Adjective 1: Fast and nimble in movement; quick.

[Synonyms] = Hukbong pandagat, Plota, Pangkat ng mga barko, Armada, Grupo ng sasakyan, Mabilis, Maliksi, Matulin.

[Example]:

• Ex1_EN: The company owns a fleet of delivery trucks operating across the country.
– Ex1_PH: Ang kumpanya ay may-ari ng pangkat ng mga trak na nag-ooperate sa buong bansa.

• Ex2_EN: The navy deployed its entire fleet to conduct joint military exercises.
– Ex2_PH: Ang hukbong dagat ay nag-deploy ng buong hukbong pandagat upang magsagawa ng joint military exercises.

• Ex3_EN: The taxi fleet in Manila includes thousands of vehicles serving passengers daily.
– Ex3_PH: Ang plota ng taksi sa Maynila ay may libu-libong sasakyan na nagsisilbi sa mga pasahero araw-araw.

• Ex4_EN: With fleet footwork, the athlete dodged his opponent’s attacks effortlessly.
– Ex4_PH: Sa maliksi na paggalaw ng paa, ang atleta ay naiiwasan ang mga atake ng kanyang kalaban nang walang hirap.

• Ex5_EN: The fishing fleet returned to port after a successful three-day expedition.
– Ex5_PH: Ang pangkat ng mga bangkang pangisda ay bumalik sa daungan pagkatapos ng matagumpay na tatlong araw na ekspedisyon.