afloat
/əˈfloʊt/adjective
B2formalcommon/əˈfloʊt/Describes something that is floating on water or not sinking; also used figuratively to describe a business or person managing to survive financially.
ruОписывает что-то, что плавает на воде или не тонет; также используется в переносном смысле для описания бизнеса или человека, которому удаётся выживать финансово.esDescribe algo que flota en el agua o que no se hunde; también se usa en sentido figurado para un negocio o persona que logra mantenerse económicamente.frSe dit de quelque chose qui flotte sur l'eau ou qui ne coule pas ; également utilisé au sens figuré pour décrire une entreprise ou une personne qui parvient à survivre financièrement.deBeschreibt etwas, das auf dem Wasser schwimmt oder nicht untergeht; wird auch im übertragenen Sinn für ein Unternehmen oder eine Person verwendet, die sich finanziell über Wasser hält.ptDescreve algo que flutua na água ou não afunda; também é usado em sentido figurado para descrever um negócio ou uma pessoa que consegue se manter financeiramente.zh指漂浮在水面上或不沉没;也用于比喻企业或个人在经济上维持生存、免于破产。arيصف شيئًا يطفو على سطح الماء أو لا يغرق؛ ويُستخدم أيضًا مجازيًا لوصف عمل أو شخص قادر على البقاء ماليًا وتجاوز الصعوبات.
- Floating on water B1 formal
Resting or moving on the surface of a liquid, especially water.
- The boat remained afloat despite the storm.
- A piece of wood was kept afloat by the buoyant water.
- The swimmer struggled to stay afloat in the rough sea.
ruНа плавуesflotando en el aguafrà flotdeauf dem Wasser treibendptFlutuando na águazh漂浮在水上arطافٍ على الماء
- Aimlessly drifting B2 informal
Moving without a clear direction or purpose, often carried by currents or circumstances.
- After losing his job, he felt afloat in life without any plans.
- The raft was afloat on the river, drifting wherever the current took it.
- Her thoughts were afloat, wandering from one idea to another.
ruБесцельно дрейфующийesA la derivafrÀ la dérivedeZiellos treibendptÀ derivazh漂泊不定arمتجاذب بلا هدف
- Covered with water B2 formal
Submerged or partially submerged, often referring to land or objects being flooded.
- The fields were afloat after the heavy rains.
- The basement was afloat with several inches of water.
- The entire village was afloat due to the river overflowing.
ruЗатопленныйesCubierto de agua / inundadofrinondé, couvert d'eaudeÜberschwemmtptInundadozh被水淹没的arمغمور بالماء
- more afloat comparative form
- most afloat superlative form