flote


Inflexiones de 'flote' (nm): mpl: flotes
Del verbo flotar: (⇒ conjugar)
flote es:
1ª persona singular (yo) presente subjuntivo
3ª persona singular (él/ella/usted) presente subjuntivo
3ª persona singular (él/ella/usted) imperativo
floté es:
1ª persona singular (yo) pretérito indicativo
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Principal Translations
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flote nm (acción de flotar)floating n
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WordReference English-Spanish Dictionary © 2025:

Principal Translations
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flotar vi (en un líquido)float vi
 Nos sentimos muy felices cuando vimos que la balsa que construimos flotaba en el agua.
 We felt so happy when we saw the raft that we built was floating on water.
flotar vi (en el aire)float vi
  (smell)waft vi
 ¿Y tú crees de veras que ese mago flota en el aire?
 Do you really think that the magician can float in thin air?
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Additional Translations
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flotar vi (dejarse sentir)hang vi
  be felt vi + past p
 La hostilidad flotaba en el aire. Era evidente que Miguel no era querido en ese lugar.
 Hostility hung in the air. It was obvious that Miguel was not welcome in that place.
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Compound Forms:
flote | flotar
SpanishEnglish
a flote loc adv (que flota)afloat adj
  above water adv
 Los delfines lo mantuvieron a flote hasta su rescate.
 The dolphins kept him afloat until he was rescued.
a flote loc adv (en buenas condiciones) (figurative)afloat adj
 Con habilidad sacaron la empresa a flote.
 They kept the business afloat with their ability.
mantenerse a flote v prnl + loc adv (no hundirse)keep afloat, stay afloat vtr + adv
 La vieja lancha apenas se mantenía a flote.
mantenerse a flote loc verb figurado (resistir una adversidad) (figurative)keep afloat vtr + adv
  keep your head above water v expr
 Gracias a las medidas económicas del Gobierno, el país se ha mantenido a flote durante la crisis mundial.
 Después de la muerte de su mujer, Diego se mantuvo a flote gracias a sus hijos.
salir a flote loc verb figurado (remontar dificultades) (figurative)stay afloat v expr
  (figurative)keep your head above water v expr
 Estaba hundido pero con esfuerzo consiguió salir a flote y mantener el negocio.
 He was struggling but with some effort he managed to stay afloat and keep the business going.
salir a flote loc verb (subir a la superficie)rise to the surface v expr
  pop up vi phrasal
 Cuando salió a flote el cadáver tenía un tono azulado.
 When the dead body rose to the surface it was bluish in colour.
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