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Hundreds of bodies were floating in the waters and bodies bloated beyond recognition were consigned to mass pyres.

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Surrounding the raised causeways were artificial floating gardens with canal waterways and gardens of plants, shrubs, and trees.

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It is known for its floating trot - full of impulsion and suspension.

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There followed a crackdown on the floating population and civilian population.

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Where a co-processor was supported, floating-point calculations could be carried out many times faster.

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float·ing ˈlight SUST.

1. floating light (buoy):

2. floating light (ship):

I. float [fləʊt, ingl. am. floʊt] SUST.

1. float:

2. float TÉC. (device):

3. float:

4. float ANAT. (organ):

5. float (vehicle):

6. float ingl. brit., ingl. austr. (capital):

7. float (in exchange rates):

8. float ECON., BOLSA (starting a company):

9. float TEAT. (lights):

10. float INFORM.:

II. float [fləʊt, ingl. am. floʊt] V. intr.

1. float (be buoyant):

2. float (move in liquid or gas):

3. float fig. (move graciously):

4. float (move in air):

5. float (appear):

6. float ECON. (fluctuate):

7. float also fig. (move about):

III. float [fləʊt, ingl. am. floʊt] V. trans.

1. float FIN. (launch):

2. float ECON. (fluctuate):

3. float (cause to move):

4. float (introduce):

5. float (test):

I. float·ing [ˈfləʊtɪŋ, ingl. am. ˈfloʊt̬-] ADJ. atrbv., inv.

1. floating (in water):

2. floating (fluctuating):

3. floating FIN. (unfunded):

4. floating ECON., FIN. (variable):

5. floating INFORM., MAT.:

6. floating MED. (displaced):

II. float·ing [ˈfləʊtɪŋ, ingl. am. ˈfloʊt̬-] SUST.

1. floating (founding):

2. floating (in exchange rates):

I. light1 [laɪt] SUST.

1. light no pl (brightness):

2. light:

3. light no pl:

4. light no pl (daylight):

5. light (for decoration):

6. light usu pl (traffic light):

7. light (sparkle):

8. light fig. (perspective):

9. light no pl (enlightenment):

10. light (spiritual illumination):

11. light (person's abilities):

12. light (bright part in picture/on object):

13. light:

14. light fig. (person):

15. light:

locuciones, giros idiomáticos:

II. light1 [laɪt] ADJ.

1. light (bright):

2. light:

III. light1 <lit [or lighted], lit [or lighted]> [laɪt] V. trans.

1. light (illuminate):

2. light (turn on):

3. light (guide with light):

4. light (ignite):

IV. light1 <lit [or lighted], lit [or lighted]> [laɪt] V. intr.

1. light (burn):

2. light fig. (become animated):

I. light2 [laɪt] ADJ.

1. light (not heavy):

2. light (deficient in weight):

3. light (not sturdily built):

4. light (for small loads):

5. light MILIT.:

6. light (not fully loaded):

7. light:

8. light (porous):

9. light QUÍM.:

I. light¹ [laɪt] SUST.

II. light¹ [laɪt] ADJ.

III. light¹ <lit [or lighted], lit [or lighted]> [laɪt] V. trans.

IV. light¹ <lit [or lighted], lit [or lighted]> [laɪt] V. intr.

I. light² [laɪt] ADJ.

II. light² [laɪt] ADV.