Flotant Meaning: Definition, Examples, and Translations

Similar to the first 'flotant', this term is used in technical or scientific contexts. It can describe anything suspended in a liquid. Its usage is less common in everyday language.

• Scientists examined the flotant algae under the microscope.
• Efforts were made to remove the flotant waste from the river.

This is the most versatile term, suitable for everyday use to describe anything that is staying on the surface of a liquid. It can also be used metaphorically.

• The leaves were floating on the surface of the pond.
• He has a floating work schedule, which means his hours aren't fixed.

Best used when describing an object's ability to float in water or when referring to someone's cheerful and optimistic attitude. It is a more general and commonly used term.

• The lifeboat remained buoyant even with several people on board.
• Despite the challenges, she remained buoyant and optimistic.