| NOUN | phenomenon | floatation, flotation | the phenomenon of floating / floating (remaining on the surface of a liquid / liquid without sinking) |
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| act | floatation, flotation | financing a commercial ... / commercial enterprise by bond or stock shares |
| Meaning | The phenomenon of floating / floating (remaining on the surface of a liquid / liquid without sinking). | |
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| Synonym | flotation | |
| Broader | physical phenomenon | A natural phenomenon involving the physical properties of matter and energy |
| Spanish | flotación | |
| Verbs | float | put into the water |
| float | be afloat either on or below a liquid surface and not sink to the bottom | |
| float | set afloat | |
| Meaning | financing a commercial ... / commercial enterprise by bond or stock shares. | |
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| Synonym | flotation | |
| Broader | finance | The commercial activity of providing funds and capital |
| Spanish | emisión | |
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