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fly

verb
/flaɪ/
/flaɪ/
In sense 15 flied
/flaɪd/
/flaɪd/
is used for the past tense and past participle.
Verb Forms
present simple I / you / we / they fly
/flaɪ/
/flaɪ/
he / she / it flies
/flaɪz/
/flaɪz/
past simple flew
/fluː/
/fluː/
past participle flown
/fləʊn/
/fləʊn/
-ing form flying
/ˈflaɪɪŋ/
/ˈflaɪɪŋ/
Idioms Phrasal Verbs
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    of bird/insect鸟;昆虫

  1. [intransitive] to move through the air, using wings飞;飞翔
    • Penguins can't fly. 企鹅不会飞。
    • + adv./prep. A stork flew slowly past.一只鹳缓缓飞过。
    • A wasp had flown in through the window.一只黄蜂从窗口飞了进来。
    • Geese fly south in the fall. 鹅在秋天向南飞。
    Oxford Collocations Dictionaryadverb
    • high
    • low
    • fast
    preposition
    • above
    • over
    See full entry
  2. aircraft/spacecraft航空器;航天器

  3. [intransitive] (of an aircraft or a spacecraft航空器或航天器) to move through air or space(在空中或宇宙)飞行,航行
    • fly (from A) (to B) They were on a plane flying from London to New York.他们在从伦敦飞往纽约的飞机上。
    • fly (to B) (from A) Lufthansa fly to La Paz from Frankfurt.汉莎航空公司的飞机从法兰克福飞往拉巴斯。
    • + adv./prep. Enemy planes fly overhead.敌机在头顶飞过。
    • to fly at the speed of sound以声速飞行
    • The aircraft was declared fully functional and fit to fly. 这架飞机被宣布功能齐全,适合飞行。
    Topics Transport by aira1
    Oxford Collocations Dictionaryadverb
    • high
    • low
    • fast
    preposition
    • above
    • over
    See full entry
  4. [intransitive] to travel in an aircraft or a spacecraft(乘航空器或航天器)航行,飞行
    • Is this the first time that you've flown?这是你第一次乘飞机吗?
    • fly (from A) (to B) I'm flying to Hong Kong tomorrow.明天我要乘飞机去香港。
    • fly + adv./prep. I was flying home to visit my family. 我正乘飞机回家看望家人。
    • + noun I always fly business class.我搭飞机总是坐商务舱。
    • We're flying KLM.我们乘坐荷兰皇家航空公司的飞机。
    Topics Transport by aira1
    Oxford Collocations Dictionaryadverb
    • high
    • low
    • fast
    preposition
    • above
    • over
    See full entry
  5. [transitive, intransitive] to control an aircraft, etc. in the air驾驶(飞机等);操纵(飞行器等)
    • He's learning to fly.他在学习驾驶飞机。
    • fly something a pilot trained to fly large passenger planes受过驾驶大型客机训练的飞行员
    • children flying kites放风筝的儿童
    Extra Examples
    • She's trained to fly passenger planes, not military jets.她受过驾驶客机的训练,而不是战斗机。
    • You'll have to fly the helicopter over some dangerous territory.你必须驾驶直升机飞越一些危险的地区。
    Topics Transport by aira1
  6. [transitive] + adv./prep. to transport goods or passengers in a plane空运(货物或乘客)
    • The stranded tourists were finally flown home.滞留的游客终于由飞机送返家园。
    • He had flowers specially flown in for the ceremony.他特地为这个庆典空运鲜花来。
    • Orders were given to fly the prisoners to the US.已下令将囚犯空运到美国。
    Topics Transport by airb2
  7. [transitive] fly something to move through the air for a particular distance; to travel over an ocean or area of land in an aircraft乘飞行器飞越(海洋或陆地)
    • Some birds fly huge distances when they migrate.有些鸟迁徙时会飞很远的距离。
    • Who was the first person to fly the Atlantic?谁是飞越大西洋的第一人?
    • Only four airlines are currently allowed to fly transatlantic routes from Heathrow. 目前只有四家航空公司被允许从希思罗机场飞往跨大西洋航线。
    Topics Transport by airb2
  8. move quickly/suddenly快速/突然移动

  9. [intransitive] (+ adv./prep.) to go or move quickly疾驰;疾行;快速移动
    • The train was flying along.火车飞驰着。
    • She gasped and her hand flew to her mouth.她倒抽了一口气,连忙用手掩着嘴。
    • It's late—I must fly.已经晚了,我得赶快走。
  10. [intransitive] to move suddenly and with force猛然移动
    • (+ adv./prep.) A large stone came flying in through the window.一块大石头飞进了窗户。
    • Several people were hit by flying glass.有几个人被飞溅的玻璃击中。
    • + adj. David gave the door a kick and it flew open.戴维踢了门一脚,门一下子开了。
  11. of time时间

  12. [intransitive] to seem to pass very quickly飞逝
    • Doesn't time fly?时间过得真快!
    • fly by/past Summer has just flown by.夏天一晃就过去了。
  13. flag旗帜

  14. [intransitive, transitive] if a flag flies, or if you fly it, it is displayed, for example on a pole (= a long piece of wood or metal)(旗)飘扬;升,悬挂(旗)
    • Flags were flying at half mast on all public buildings.所有的公共建筑都降半旗。
    • fly something to fly the Stars and Stripes悬挂美国国旗
  15. move freely自由移动

  16. [intransitive] to move around freely自由移动
    • hair flying in the wind随风飘拂的头发
  17. of stories/rumours故事;传闻

  18. [intransitive] to be talked about by many people流传;四处传播
  19. escape逃跑

  20. [transitive, intransitive] fly (something) (formal) to escape from somebody/something(从…)逃走,逃跑
    • Both suspects have flown the country.两个嫌疑犯都逃到国外了。
    compare flee
  21. of plan计划

  22. [intransitive] (especially North American English) to be successful成功
    • It remains to be seen whether his project will fly.他的计划能否成功尚需拭目以待。
  23. in baseball棒球

  24. (flies, flying, flied, flied)
    [intransitive, transitive] fly (something) to hit a ball high into the air将(球)击出飞球
  25. Word Originverb Old English flēogan, of Germanic origin; related to Dutch vliegen and German fliegen, also to fly, the insect.
Idioms
as the crow flies
  1. in a straight line成直线地;笔直地
    • The villages are no more than a mile apart as the crow flies.这些村庄直线距离相隔不超过一英里。
the bird has flown
  1. the wanted person has escaped要抓的人逃掉了
(fly) by the seat of your pants
  1. (informal) to act without careful thought and without a plan that you have made in advance, hoping that you will be lucky and be successful临时凭感觉碰运气;凭经验瞎碰 synonym wing it
fly the coop
  1. (informal, especially North American English) to escape from a place逃走
fly/show/wave the flag
  1. to show your support for your country, an organization or an idea to encourage or persuade others to do the same表示并号召拥护自己的国家(或某组织、某思想)
fly high
  1. to be successful成功
    • British cinema has been flying high recently, winning several coveted awards.英国电影最近飞黄腾达,赢得了几个令人垂涎的奖项。
    Topics Successc1
fly in the face of something
  1. to oppose or be the opposite of something that is usual or expected悍然不顾;公然违抗;与…相悖
    • Such a proposal is flying in the face of common sense.这个建议违反常识。
fly into a rage, temper, etc.
  1. to become suddenly very angry勃然大怒Topics Feelingsc2
fly a kite
  1. (informal) to test out public opinion on a subject成功
    • The company is flying a kite to see if this plan provokes any interest.公司正在试探这个计划是否会引起兴趣。
fly the nest
  1. (of a young bird幼鸟) to become able to fly and leave its nest羽翼已丰可离巢
  2. (informal) (of somebody’s child子女) to leave home and live somewhere else另立门户
    • Her children have flown the nest.她的孩子们已经离家独立。
fly/go off at a tangent (British English)
(North American English go off on a tangent)
  1. (informal) to suddenly start saying or doing something that does not seem to be connected to what has gone before突然转换话题;突然改变行动
    • He never sticks to the point but keeps going off at a tangent.他从来不坚持要点,而是一直离题。
    • Laura’s mind went off at a tangent.劳拉心不在焉。
fly off the handle
  1. (informal) to suddenly become very angry大发雷霆
    • He seems to fly off the handle about the slightest thing these days.这些天来,他似乎为一点小事就大发雷霆。
    Topics Feelingsc2
fly/go out (of) the window
  1. (informal) to stop existing; to disappear completely化为乌有;消失殆尽
    • As soon as the kids arrived, order went out of the window.孩子们一到,一切就都乱了套。
go flying
  1. (informal) to fall, especially as a result of not seeing something under your feet跌倒;(尤指)绊了一跤
    • Someone's going to go flying if you don't pick up these toys.你要是不捡起这些玩具,就会绊倒别人。
go fly a/your kite
  1. (North American English, informal) used to tell somebody to go away and stop annoying you or interfering走开;别烦人;别插手
keep the flag flying
  1. to represent your country or organization代表自己的国家(或组织)
    • Our exporters keep the flag flying at international trade exhibitions.我们的出口商在国际贸易展览会上代表我们的国家参展。
let fly (at somebody/something) (with something)
  1. to attack somebody by hitting them or speaking angrily to them(用…)打;(向某人)大发雷霆
    • He let fly at me with his fist.他挥拳打我。
    • She let fly with a stream of abuse.她破口大骂了一通。
pigs might fly (British English)
(North American English when pigs fly)
  1. (ironic, saying) used to show that you do not believe something will ever happen(表示不相信某事会发生)太阳从西出
    • ‘With a bit of luck, we'll be finished by the end of the year.’ ‘Yes, and pigs might fly!’“运气不错的话,我们年底就能完成。” “是啊,太阳能打西边出嘛!”
time flies
  1. (saying) time seems to pass very quickly时间过得真快;光阴似箭;时光飞逝
    • How time flies! I've got to go now.时间过得真快!现在我得走了。
    • Time has flown since the holiday began.假日一开始,时间就过得飞快。

fly

noun
/flaɪ/
/flaɪ/
(plural flies)
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    insect昆虫

  1. [countable] a small flying insect with two wings. There are many different types of fly and many of them spread disease.蝇;苍蝇
    • A fly was buzzing against the window.一只苍蝇嗡嗡地飞着,直撞窗子。
    • Flies rose in thick black swarms.苍蝇黑压压地成群飞起。
    • A fly settled on the butter.一只苍蝇落在黄油上。
    • I swatted the fly with a newspaper.我用一张报纸拍苍蝇。
    see also crane fly, fruit fly, tsetse flyTopics Insects, worms, etc.a2
    Oxford Collocations Dictionaryverb + fly
    • shoo
    • shoo away
    • swat
    fly + verb
    • buzz
    • crawl
    • land (on something)
    fly + noun
    • larva
    • spray
    See full entry
  2. in fishing钓鱼

  3. [countable] a fly or something made to look like a fly, that is put on the end of a fishing line and used as bait to catch fish(作钓饵的)苍蝇,假蝇
    • fly fishing用假蝇作饵钓鱼
  4. on trousers/pants裤子

  5. [singular]
    (British English also flies)
    an opening down the front of a pair of trousers that fastens with a zip or buttons and is usually covered over by a narrow piece of material(裤子的)前裆开口
    • Your fly is undone!你的裤子前裆没拉上!
    • Your flies are undone!你的裤子前裆开着呢!
    Topics Clothes and Fashionc1
    Oxford Collocations Dictionaryadjective
    • button
    verb + fly/​flies
    • button
    • button up
    • do up
    fly + noun
    • button
    See full entry
  6. on tent帐篷

  7. [countable] a piece of material that covers the entrance to a tent门帘
  8. see also flies

    in baseball棒球

  9. (also fly ball)
    a ball that is hit high into the air将(球)击出飞球 see also pop fly
  10. Word Originnoun senses 3 to 4 Old English flēogan, of Germanic origin; related to Dutch vliegen and German fliegen, also to fly, the insect. noun senses 1 to 2 Old English flȳge, flēoge, denoting any winged insect, of West Germanic origin; related to Dutch vlieg and German Fliege, also to fly (verb).
Idioms
die/fall/drop like flies
  1. (informal) to die or become ill and fall down in very large numbers大批死亡;大批倒下
    • People were dropping like flies in the intense heat.酷暑中人们成批死去。
a/the fly in the ointment
  1. a person or thing that makes a situation or an occasion less pleasant, successful, etc.扫兴的人;煞风景的事物
a fly on the wall
  1. a person who watches others without being noticed不为人觉察的观察者
    • I'd love to be a fly on the wall when he tells her the news.他把这消息告诉她时,我想悄悄在旁观看。
    • fly-on-the-wall documentaries (= in which people are filmed going about their normal lives as if the camera were not there)纪实影片
(there are) no flies on somebody
  1. (informal) the person mentioned is clever and not easily tricked某人精明得不会上当
not harm/hurt a fly
  1. to be kind and gentle and unwilling to cause unhappiness连一只苍蝇都不肯伤害;心地善良
on the fly
  1. (informal) if you do something on the fly, you do it quickly while something else is happening, and without thinking about it very much赶紧地;匆忙中
  2. (computing计算机) while a computer program or application is operating, without completely restarting it化为乌有;消失殆尽
    • Now, while I'm on the desktop, I can switch between open apps on the fly.现在,当我在桌面上时,我可以在打开的应用程序之间切换。

fly

adjective
/flaɪ/
/flaɪ/
(informal)
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  1. (British English) clever and showing good judgement about people, especially so that you can get an advantage for yourself机灵的;机警的;不会上当的
  2. (North American English, informal) fashionable and attractive时髦迷人的;漂亮的
  3. Word Originadjective early 19th cent.: of unknown origin.

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