英语释义

1. to move in or pass through the air with wings
bees flying around the hive

2. to move through the air or before the wind or through outer space
bullets flying in all directions

3. to float, wave, or soar in the air
flags flying at half-mast

4. to take flight flee
was forced to fly for his life when his enemies came into power

5. to fade and disappear vanish
mists flying before the morning sun

6. to move, pass, or spread quickly
rumors were flying

7. to be moved with sudden extreme emotion
flew into a rage

8. to seem to pass quickly
the time simply flew

9. to become expended or dissipated rapidly
After he became established in the town, his inheritance flew.

10. to operate or travel in an airplane or spacecraft
They flew to Florida for their vacation.

11. to work successfully win popular acceptance
knew … a pure human-rights approach would not fly
— Charles Brydon

12. to cause to fly, float, or hang in the air
flying a kite

13. to operate (something, such as a balloon, aircraft, rocket, or spacecraft) in flight

14. to journey over or through by flying
flew the Atlantic

15. to flee or escape from
The bird had flown its cage.

16. avoid, shun
fly such a talkative woman

17. to transport by aircraft or spacecraft
Supplies were flown to the disaster area.

18. to assail suddenly and violently
He flew at me in a rage.

19. to fly an airplane solely by instruments

20. to be elated
She was flying high after winning the contest.

21. to stand or act forthrightly or brazenly in defiance or contradiction of
His explanation flies in the face of the evidence.

22. the action or process of flying flight

23. a device consisting of two or more radial vanes capable of rotating on a spindle to act as a fan or to govern the speed of clockwork or very light machinery

24. flywheel

25. the space over a theater stage where scenery and equipment can be hung

26. something attached by one edge: such as

27. a garment closing concealed by a fold of cloth extending over the fastener

28. the length of an extended flag from its staff or support

29. the outer or loose end of a flag

30. a baseball hit high into the air

31. flyleaf

32. a sheet of material (such as canvas) that is attachable to a tent for use as a double top or as a rooflike extension

33. a football pass pattern in which the receiver runs straight downfield

34. in motion busy

35. while still in the air without the ball bouncing
the home run carried 450 feet on the fly

36. in a hurry and often without preparation hastily, spontaneously
making decisions on the fly

37. simultaneously with another task
software that handles formatting on the fly

38. to hit a fly in baseball

39. a winged insect —usually used in combination
mayfliesbutterfly

40. any of a large order (Diptera) of winged or rarely wingless insects (such as the housefly, mosquito, or gnat) that have the anterior wings functional, the posterior wings reduced to halteres, and segmented often headless, eyeless, and legless larvae — compare maggot

41. a large stout-bodied fly

42. a fishhook dressed (as with feathers or tinsel) to suggest an insect

43. a detracting factor or element

44. keen, artful

45. river 650 miles (1046 kilometers) long in southern New Guinea flowing southeast into the Gulf of Papua

46. to move in or pass through the air with wings
Birds and airplanes fly.

47. to move through the air or before the wind
Paper was flying in all directions.

48. to float or cause to float, wave, or soar in the wind
fly a kite fly a flag

49. to run away flee
… calling out to him to fly, for God's sake, by the window …
— Charles Dickens, The Cricket on the Hearth

50. to pass or move swiftly
Time flies. Cars were flying past us.

51. to operate or travel in an aircraft
fly a jet I'm flying home for the holidays.

52. to become suddenly emotional
He flew into a rage.

53. a flap of material to cover a fastening in a garment

54. a layer of fabric that goes over the top of a tent

55. a baseball hit very high

56. any of a large group of mostly stout-bodied two-winged insects (as the housefly)

57. a winged insect Hint: This sense of fly is usually used in combination.
dragonfly firefly

58. a fishhook made to look like an insect

59. a winged insect —usually used in combination
emerging mayflies a large butterfly

60. any dipteran fly — called also true fly, two-winged fly

61. a large and stout-bodied dipteran fly (as a horsefly)

英汉例句

• the plane flew high above.

  飞机高高地在上空飞。

• then the birds flew high above the turtle and placed garlands of fragrant flowers around his neck.

  接着鸟儿也来到牠的上空飞翔，将香花鬘挂在牠的颈子上；

• the national flags of the two countries flew high at the airport.

  机场上空中乌两国国旗高高飘扬。

• simultaneously, a mysterious piece of debris flew high into the air near the shuttle, apparently from the flame trench.

  同时，一个未知的碎片在太空梭附近飞向天空，显然这个碎片是来自下方的火焰的。

• with the words, the beautiful butterfly flew high up in the sky. the ant could never see it.

  说着这些话，蝴蝶向高空飞去，蚂蚁都不能看到它了。

• then the crane flew high into the sky.

  然后鹤飞入了天空。

• the plane flew high above.

  飞机在上空高高地飞行。

• the kite flew high in the rainy sky, but nothing happened.

  风筝在雨天的空中飞得很高，但什么事情也没发生。

• it was well past midnight, and twenty-four u. s. planes flew high over the horizon.

  午夜后许久，二十四架美国飞机在天际的高空飞行。

• then, one by one, they took off. they flew high and fast.

  然后，一个接着一个离地，飞得又高又快。

• but his penalty flew high into the blue california sky and the brazilians won.

  但是他的射门飞向了加利福尼亚的蓝天，巴西人赢了。

• the kite flew high in the rainy sky, but nothing happened.

  风筝在下雨的空中飞得很高，但什么事情也没有发生。

• mr. chen launched himself off of the diving board, flew high into the air, then landed in the swimming pool.

  陈学生从跳水板上一跃而起，飞向半地面，然后跳进泅水池。

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plane平的；平面的

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