flotilla的意思|flotilla的解释-里氏词典

flotilla [flo'tɪlə]

n. 小舰队, 小型船队

To look into the real, click on the box surrounding the“ Recruit new division” and“ Commission new ship/ flotilla” buttons.
查看这个区域，点击“征募部队”和“建立舰队”按钮周围的方框。
The colourful programme featured a30- minute land parade by1100 people representing Hong Kong's18 districts, a fly-past by helicopters and fixed-wing aircraft, a flotilla of boats representing the marine community, lighting-up
庆祝节目精彩缤纷，包括来自本港18区共1100人所进行的30分钟陆上巡游、升机及定翼机飞行表演、事界船队巡游、屿干线亮灯仪式，以及由本港的国际团体和公益金受惠团体组成的车队沿青屿干线巡游。

flotilla

[ noun ]

a United States Navy fleet consisting of two or more squadrons of small warships

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a fleet of small craft

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Flotilla \Flo*til"la\, n. [Sp. flotilla, dim. of flota fleet;
akin to F. flotte, It. flotta, and F. flot wave, fr. L.
fluctus, but prob. influenced by words akin to E. float. See
{Fluctuate}, and cf. {Float}, n.]
A little fleet, or a fleet of small vessels.

I haven't seen the Iraqi flotilla off the marina," said Miller.
July 1 _ U.S. specialists aboard a four-boat Arab mine-sweeping flotilla remove 10 to 12 mines near Kuwaiti ports.
David Yonkers, who is in charge of the entire U.S. flotilla in the gulf.
The State Department ordered Americans to leave Liberia because a rebel army is advancing on Monrovia, the capital, and a U.S. Navy flotilla was sent to the African nation to assist with the evacuation.
Another flotilla unloaded equipment for a Soviet station at the North Pole before heading immediately for Alaska, Tass said.
Catholic bishops in Texas even likened the detention to "concentration camps," and immigration experts say the current plans are similar to how the thousands from the Mariel Cuban flotilla were handled.
The sailboats were part of a 16-boat flotilla en route from Toulon, France, to Bonifacio, Corsica.
BRITAIN - A three-ship flotilla permanently stationed in the gulf has been beefed up to 12 ships, including a missile destroyer, two missile frigates and three minesweepers.
The 17,000-ton Trenton sailed through the Strait of Hormuz hours earlier to join the Middle East Force, the Navy's flotilla in the gulf.
The carrier Dwight D. Eisenhower and its flotilla recently crossed the Red Sea into the Indian Ocean.
Sweden's King Carl XVI Gustaf has armed and restored a torpedo boat for his private flotilla.
France, which governed Lebanon by mandate until 1943, has a six-ship flotilla in the eastern Mediterranean.
Paris said it sent a six-ship flotilla to the Eastern Mediterranean on a "humanitarian mission" to evacuate 7,000 French nationals if the situation worsens.
A flotilla of ferries and extra trains helped keep rain-soaked traffic moving today, but only at a bumper-to-bumper pace.
The others, consisting of a destroyer and four frigates, may be added to the current flotilla of about 30 ships.
Coincidentally, as the flotilla headed south Sunday morning, two Cubans escaping the island on a raft of innertubes were spotted by a pleasure boat in the Straits about 20 miles east of Key West.
The Pentagon says Defense Secretary Dick Cheney is considering a Navy proposal to aid the anti-drug war by posting a flotilla off Colombia's coast.
What we're celebrating is the enduring strength and leadership of the presidency." Today's celebration was to begin with a flotilla of ships up the harbor.
The unit is scheduled for a six-month deployment in the Mediterranean, but will first replace a 2,200-member Marine unit from Lejeune and New River operating from a flotilla off the Liberian coast, Ryan said.
The largest previous naval review in Barcelona took place in 1929 when King Juan Carlos' grandfather, King Alfonso XIII, observed a flotilla of Western warships in Barcelona's port, city officials said.
The flotilla sailed parallel with the Cuban coast for about six miles, then headed back across the strait for Key West, said Petty Officer Luis Diaz.
The Nordic, surrounded by a flotilla of tugs and life boats, was stranded for several hours five miles off the coast before tugs got the vessel under tow and brought it to Felixstowe, in southeast England.
The French have now sent a six-ship flotilla to the Eastern Mediterranean off Lebanon, saying the forces may be needed to evacuate French nationals from Lebanon.
State environment officials said they would keep close watch on the lumbering ship when it enters the bay under escort, surrounded by a flotilla of U.S. Coast Guard boats.
The French government in 1985 ordered the bombing of the Greenpeace flagship Rainbow Warrior to prevent the vessel from leading a protest flotilla from the New Zealand harbor of Auckland to the Mururua nuclear test site.
The main Bush flotilla included seven boats, ranging from a kayak to a jet-powered sheriff's patrol boat.
ON THE starless and stormy night of January 4 1656, the Nuestra Senora de las Maravillas - Our Lady of the Marvels - fired a cannon shot to warn the rest of its flotilla of approaching sandbanks off the Little Bahama Bank.
Six NATO warships, led by the U.S. destroyer Hayler, diverted from maneuvers to join a multinational flotilla of rescue vessels. Helicopters criss-crossed the smoke-filled skies.
Red, white and blue will be the rage this weekend as the 200th anniversary of George Washington's inauguration is celebrated with a flotilla of ships, a fireworks display and a parade led by President Bush.
The group will sail the Florida Princess to the place where the St. Louis was forced to turn back, then return to harbor accompanied by a flotilla of private boats and a Coast Guard cutter.

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