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Definition
Synonym
Hochseeflotte
Deutsch Englisch Übersetzung
Hochseeflotte
f
deep-sea fleet
Hochseeflotte
f
naut.
Hochseeflotte
n
pl
deep-sea fleet
deep-sea fleets
Hochseeflotte
f
deep-sea fleet
Hochseeflotte
f
naut.
Hochseeflotte
n
pl
deep-sea fleet
deep-sea fleets
Deutsche
Hochseeflotte Synonyme
Englische
deep-sea fleet Synonyme
Hochseeflotte Definition
Breast-deep
(
a.
)
Deep
as
from
the
breast
to
the
feet
Deep
(
superl.
)
Extending
far
below
the
surface
Deep
(
superl.
)
Extending
far
back
from
the
front
or
outer
part
Deep
(
superl.
)
Low
in
situation
Deep
(
superl.
)
Hard
to
penetrate
or
comprehend
Deep
(
superl.
)
Of
penetrating
or
far-reaching
intellect
Deep
(
superl.
)
Profound
Deep
(
superl.
)
Strongly
colored
Deep
(
superl.
)
Of
low
tone
Deep
(
superl.
)
Muddy
Deep
(
adv.
)
To
a
great
depth
Deep
(
n.
)
That
which
is
deep,
especially
deep
water,
as
the
sea
or
ocean
Deep
(
n.
)
That
which
is
profound,
not
easily
fathomed,
or
incomprehensible
Deep-fet
(
a.
)
Deeply
fetched
or
drawn.
Deep-laid
(
a.
)
Laid
deeply
Deep-mouthed
(
a.
)
Having
a
loud
and
sonorous
voice.
Deep-read
(
a.
)
Profoundly
book-
learned.
Deep-sea
(
a.
)
Of
or
pertaining
to
the
deeper
parts
of
the
sea
Deep-waisted
(
a.
)
Having
a
deep
waist,
as
when,
in
a
ship,
the
poop
and
forecastle
are
much
elevated
above
the
deck.
Fleet
(
n.
&
a.)
To
sail
Fleet
(
n.
&
a.)
To
fly
swiftly
Fleet
(
n.
&
a.)
To
slip
on
the
whelps
or
the
barrel
of
a
capstan
or
windlass
Fleet
(
v.
t.)
To
pass
over
rapidly
Fleet
(
v.
t.)
To
hasten
over
Fleet
(
v.
t.)
To
draw
apart
the
blocks
of
Fleet
(
v.
t.)
To
cause
to
slip
down
the
barrel
of
a
capstan
or
windlass,
as
a
rope
or
chain.
Fleet
(
v.
i.)
Swift
in
motion
Fleet
(
v.
i.)
Light
Fleet
(
v.
i.)
A
number
of
vessels
in
company,
especially
war
vessels
Fleet
(
v.
i.)
A
flood
Fleet
(
v.
i.)
A
former
prison
in
London,
which
originally
stood
near
a
stream,
the
Fleet
(now
filled
up).
Fleet
(
v.
i.)
To
take
the
cream
from
Fleet-foot
(
a.
)
Swift
of
foot.
Knee-deep
(
a.
)
Rising
to
the
knees
Knee-deep
(
a.
)
Sunk
to
the
knees
Skin-deep
(
a.
)
Not
deeper
than
the
skin
deep-sea fleet Bedeutung
soul
kiss
deep
kiss
French
kiss
an
openmouthed
kiss
in
which
your
tongue
is
inserted
into
the
other's
mouth
deep
fording
fording
at
a
deep
place
in
the
stream
deep
supporting
fire
fire
on
objectives
not
in
the
immediate
vicinity
of
your
forces
but
with
the
objective
of
destroying
enemy
reserves
and
weapons
and
interfering
with
the
enemy
command
and
supply
and
communications
Count
Fleet
thoroughbred
that
won
the
triple
crown
in
deep-freeze
Deepfreeze
deep
freezer
freezer
electric
refrigerator
(trade
name
Deepfreeze)
in
which
food
is
frozen
and
stored
for
long
periods
of
time
fleet
ballistic
missile
submarine
a
submarine
carrying
ballistic
missiles
crimson
ruby
deep
red
a
deep
and
vivid
red
color
chocolate
coffee
deep
brown
umber
burnt
umber
a
medium
brown
to
dark-brown
color
deep
middle
cerebral
vein
accompanies
the
middle
cerebral
artery
deep
in
the
Sylvian
fissure,
empties
into
the
basal
vein
cervical
vein
deep
cervical
vein
vena
cervicalis
profunda
a
vein
that
accompanies
an
artery
of
the
same
name
deep
temporal
vein
temporal
veins
that
empty
into
the
pterygoid
plexus
deep
water
serious
trouble
Fleet
Street
British
journalism
deep-dish
pie
cobbler
a
pie
made
of
fruit
with
rich
biscuit
dough
usually
only
on
top
of
the
fruit
fleet
a
group
of
warships
organized
as
a
tactical
unit
battle
fleet
a
fleet
of
warships
prepared
for
battle
fleet
a
group
of
steamships
operating
together
under
the
same
ownership
fleet
group
of
motor
vehicles
operating
together
under
the
same
ownership
fleet
group
of
aircraft
operating
together
under
the
same
ownership
deep
space
any
region
in
space
outside
the
solar
system
Fleet
Street
a
street
in
central
London
where
newspaper
offices
are
situated
Deep
South
the
southeastern
region
of
the
United
States:
South
Carolina
and
Georgia
and
Alabama
and
Mississippi
and
Louisiana,
prior
to
the
American
Civil
War
all
these
states
produced
cotton
and
permitted
slavery
deep
literary
term
for
an
ocean,
denizens
of
the
deep
Nares
Deep
a
depression
in
the
floor
of
the
Atlantic
Ocean
to
the
north
of
Haiti
and
Puerto
Rico
trench
deep
oceanic
abyss
a
long
steep-sided
depression
in
the
ocean
floor
deep-sea
diver
a
diver
in
the
deeper
parts
of
the
sea
fleet
admiral
five-star
admiral
an
admiral
of
the
highest
rank
deep
pocket
a
source
of
substantial
wealth
(usually
plural),
a
patron
of
the
arts
should
have
deep
pockets
deep
freeze
temporary
inactivity
or
suspension,
the
legislation
has
now
been
revived
after
ten
years
in
the
deep
freeze
deep
the
central
and
most
intense
or
profound
part,
in
the
deep
of
night,
in
the
deep
of
winter
deep-dye
dye
thoroughly
deep-fat-fry
fry
in
deep
fat,
deep-fry
the
potato
chips
french-fry
deep-fry
cook
by
immersing
in
fat,
french-fry
the
potatoes
deep
freeze
store
in
a
deep-freeze,
as
for
conservation,
deep-freeze
the
food
evanesce
fade
blow
over
pass
off
fleet
pass
disappear
gradually,
The
pain
eventually
passed
off
deep-six
throw
overboard
throw
from
a
boat
flit
flutter
fleet
dart
move
along
rapidly
and
lightly,
skim
or
dart,
The
hummingbird
flitted
among
the
branches
deep-six
give
it
the
deep
six
toss
out,
get
rid
of,
deep-six
these
old
souvenirs!
go
far
go
deep
extend
in
importance
or
range,
His
accomplishments
go
far
deep
exhibiting
great
cunning
usually
with
secrecy,
deep
political
machinations,
a
deep
plot
deep-lobed
having
deep
bilateral
lobes
deep-pink
of
a
deep
shade
of
pink
deep-yellow
of
something
having
the
color
of
a
pumpkin
deep
rich
strong,
intense,
deep
purple,
a
rich
red
deep
very
distant
in
time
or
space,
deep
in
the
past,
deep
in
enemy
territory,
deep
in
the
woods,
a
deep
space
probe
fried
deep-fried
cooked
by
frying
in
fat
deep
having
great
spatial
extension
or
penetration
downward
or
inward
from
an
outer
surface
or
backward
or
laterally
or
outward
from
a
center,
sometimes
used
in
combination,
a
deep
well,
a
deep
dive,
deep
water,
a
deep
casserole,
a
deep
gash,
deep
massage,
deep
pressure
receptors
in
muscles,
deep
shelves,
a
deep
closet,
surrounded
by
a
deep
yard,
hit
the
ball
to
deep
center
field,
in
deep
space,
waist-deep
deep-water
of
or
carried
on
in
waters
of
great
depth,
a
deep-water
port
ankle-deep
knee-deep
coming
only
to
the
ankle
or
knee
deep
relatively
deep
or
strong,
affecting
one
deeply,
a
deep
breath,
a
deep
sigh,
deep
concentration,
deep
emotion,
a
deep
trance,
in
a
deep
sleep
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Hochseeflotte war ab 1907 die Bezeichnung der aktiven Heimatflotte der deutschen Kaiserlichen Marine.