floatage
ˈfloʊtɪdʒ
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Definition of floatage - Reverso English Dictionary

Noun

1.
waterDatedact or state of floating on waterDated
  • The floatage of the logs was impressive.
buoyancy flotation
2.
floating materialDatedmaterial that floats on waterDated
  • The river was full of floatage after the storm.
driftwood flotsam
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  • floatage: material that floats on water
    material that floats on water

Origin of floatage

Old French, floter (to float)

Examples of floatage in a sentence

  • Floatage was crucial for the survival of the raft.
  • The fishermen collected floatage from the sea.
  • Floatage often clogs the harbor entrance.

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  1. French:flottabilité, débris flottants, ...
  2. German:Treiben, Treibgut, ...
  3. Italian:galleggiamento, materiale galleggiante, ...
  4. Spanish:flotación, material flotante, ...
  5. Portuguese:flutuação, detritos flutuantes, ...
  6. Chinese:漂浮, 漂浮物, ...
  7. Japanese:浮遊, 浮遊物, ...
  8. Arabic:طَفْو, مادَّة طافِية, ...
  9. Hebrew:צִיפָה, חוֹמֶר צוֹף, ...
  10. Russian:плавучесть, плавающий мусор, ...
  11. Ukrainian:плавучість, плавучий матеріал, ...
  12. Hindi:तैराव, फ्लोटेज, ...
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