Meaning offloatin English

Verb

1. to cause an object to suspend in a fluid
   The balloon will float in the air when filled with helium.
2. to rest on a fluid's surface; partially submerged
   The leaf began to float on the surface of the pond.
3. to suspend an object in a fluid; gently moving
   The swimmer learned to float on her back in the swimming pool.
4. to rest on the surface of a liquid; remain suspended
   The engineer designed a device to float a heavy object on water.
5. to drift or move aimlessly; without direction
   The ideas will float around the conference room for discussion.
6. to move gently through the air; lightly suspended
   A feather will float gently through the air when dropped.
7. to drift gently through the air
   The proposal will float to the top of the agenda for consideration.
8. to propose or suggest (an idea) for review
   The company will float the new policy to employees for feedback.
9. to trade based on market value; fluctuate freely
   The company's stock price will float based on market demand.
10. to release a currency's value to market forces
    The central bank decided to float the currency to stabilize the economy.
11. to issue and sell company shares publicly
    The startup plans to float its shares on the stock market next year.
12. to prepare a till for operation; provide change
    The cashier needs to float the till with enough change for the morning rush.
13. to suspend something in a denser liquid
    The boat will float on the calm water of the lake.
14. to move with a liquid's flow
    The kayaker learned to float downstream with the current.
15. to have market-determined value
    The company's shares will float on the stock market after the initial public offering.