float about
Frequency: 5.84.1 per million words
To move around a place or area without a clear purpose or direction.
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Examples (10)
- The balloon began to float about in the gentle breeze.
- Dust particles seemed to float about in the sunbeam.
- The astronaut watched debris float about in zero gravity.
- Soap bubbles floated about the children's playground.
- The jellyfish appeared to float about aimlessly in the ocean.
- Autumn leaves floated about the courtyard after the storm.
- The feather continued to float about before settling down.
- She watched the clouds float about in the afternoon sky.
- The plastic bag began to float about in the wind.
- Small pieces of paper floated about the empty room.