floated

【形容词】

1. 悬浮的；浮动的

词性：形容词

中文解释：指物体在液体表面悬浮或浮动。

例句：

1. The boat was gently rocked by the floated seaweed.
2. She watched as the floated lanterns drifted away in the night sky.

2. 飘浮的；漂浮的

词性：形容词

中文解释：指物体在空中悬浮或漂浮。

例句：

1. The kite soared higher and higher in the floated breeze.
2. The clouds formed beautiful shapes as they floated across the sky.

【名词】

1. 漂浮物

词性：名词

中文解释：指浮在液体表面的物体。

例句：

1. The lake was covered with various floated after the storm.
2. The river carried debris and leaves as floated downstream.

2. 漂浮状态；浮动状态

词性：名词

中文解释：指物体在液体或空中的悬浮或浮动状态。

例句：

1. The swimmer struggled to stay afloat in the floated of the rough sea.
2. Her mind was in a state of floated, unable to focus on anything.

【词语辨析】

1. float 和 drift 的区别

float 强调物体在液体表面悬浮或浮动，而 drift 则指物体在液体或空气中被推动或漂移。

例如：

1. The boat floated on the calm lake.（船在平静的湖面上漂浮。）
2. The fallen leaves drifted along the river.（落叶漂浮在河上。）

【词汇扩充】

1. floatation

词性：名词

中文解释：悬浮；浮动。

例句：

1. The floatation of the log was aided by the strong current.
2. The floatation of the balloon was controlled by releasing air.

2. floater

词性：名词

中文解释：浮游物；漂浮物。

例句：

1. The lake was filled with small floaters after the rain.
2. The fishermen caught a large floater in their net.

【近义词】

1. buoyant

词性：形容词

中文解释：浮力大的；轻快的。

例句：

1. The buoyant boat remained afloat even in rough waters.
2. Her buoyant personality always lifted the spirits of those around her.

2. levitated

词性：形容词

中文解释：悬浮的；飘浮的。

例句：

1. The magician performed an incredible trick where objects levitated in mid-air.
2. She felt as if she was levitating, detached from the ground.

【反义词】

1. sunk

词性：形容词

中文解释：沉没的；下沉的。

例句：

1. The ship was heavily damaged and eventually sunk.
2. The stone, once thrown into the water, quickly sunk to the bottom.

2. grounded

词性：形容词

中文解释：搁浅的；被禁足的。

例句：

1. The boat was grounded on the sandbar and couldn't move.
2. The teenager was grounded for a week as punishment for breaking curfew.

【柯林斯词典】

floated [形容词]

1. If something is floated, it is made to move gently on the surface of a liquid, usually without sinking.
2. If something is floated, it is suggested or introduced for consideration.
3. If a company is floated, its shares are sold to the public for the first time.
4. If an idea or plan is floated, it is suggested or mentioned informally.

【牛津词典】

floated [形容词]

1. Resting on the surface of a liquid without sinking.
2. Introduced or given for consideration or discussion.
3. Issued or offered for sale to the public.
4. (of a company) having or intending to have shares made available for sale on a stock market.

【用法】

1. Tom floated down the river on an inflatable raft.（汤姆在充气救生艇上顺流而下。）

2. The idea of starting a new business was floated during the meeting.（在会议上提出了开办新业务的想法。）

3. The company was floated on the stock market last year.（该公司去年在股市上市了。）

4. She floated the idea of a weekend getaway to her friends.（她向朋友们提出了周末度假的想法。）