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noun
- 1. a marshland creek, channel, or ditch. dialect British
- 2. a stream, now wholly underground, running into the Thames east of Fleet Street.
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noun. a number of warships organized as a tactical unit. all the warships of a nation. a number of aircraft, ships, buses, etc, operating together or under the same ownership.
A fleet is usually a large group of ships, but it can be any group of vessels like planes or cars that operate as a unit. A naval fleet is the largest formation of warships. A naval fleet at sea is like an army on land.
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