Float an idea verb phrase
Float an/some idea(s).
Float an idea means that to recommend/propose an idea to ascertain others' reaction/interest/awareness about it.
They are floating some ideas of choosing to stay at a homestay or a hotel.
The teacher floats an idea to the pupils about spending a week at a summer camp.
This project's success was mostly thanks to Mary. She was the first one who floated some related ideas to the whole team.
He just floated some ideas of the weather today to start our conversation.
Used to say you don't want to do something that was suggested
Used for suggesting a different idea, plan, or possibility
This verb phrase should be conjugated according to its Subject and Tense.
Go to bed
I feel so sleepy, so I want to hit the hay.