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Перевод: afloat

[прилагательное]
на службе в военном флоте; покрытый водой;
[наречие]
на плаву; на воде; на поверхности; в море; на море; в разгаре; в полном разгаре; в ходу

Тезаурус:

1. We parked near the boathouse on the west shore, a ruined, mud-filled RAF building, where I pushed and heaved my three companions afloat, waving a cheerful farewell.
2. Although these structures dominate the scene, once you are afloat, fishing, or camera-stalking wildfowl, they never impinge upon the mind's eye.
3. Fellowship Afloat have good news and bad news.
4. LUCK keeps companies afloat.
5. The shift in winds as the international economy moved from the extravagant eighties to the uncharted nineties has been evident for sometime but only the master helmsman could have kept afloat until now.
6. Can it keep afloat even another ten years?
7. In the hall light, he had the odd notion that the Commander was afloat on a full and soundless tide.
8. In the public sector, it is inevitable that certain engineers will promote as much work as possible, in order to keep their empires afloat.
9. Even Greek food - previously lumps of meat and veg afloat in an oil slick - has acquired an unexpected finesse.
10. It was as if Chapman were a captain trying to keep afloat on a treacherous sea in a small boat that threatened at any moment to spring a leak.
11. I took him up to Toftingall, attached a long rope to his collar, waded out, placed him afloat and then hauled him ashore, head first.
12. Merely staying afloat is a fairly modest ambition and one which recognises the Dyer theory, which I think Jonathon Porritt really gets wrong in his chapter.
13. Most simply "swim", pulsing their umbrella bodies to stay afloat.