fly查询结果如下：
现在分词：flying
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词性:adjective
例句1. she’s fly enough not to get done out of it’
词性:verb
例句1. a bird flew overhead’
例句2. they flew to Paris’
例句3. military planes flew in food supplies’
例句4. he would pretend not to know how to fly the plane’
例句5. the ship was flying a quarantine flag’
例句7. doesn’t time fly when you’re having fun?’
动词 变体/同根词
You must lose a fly to catch a trout.
((谚))钓鳟鱼也得蚀只苍蝇[偷鸡也要两粒米;以小鲭钓大鲭]。
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Portland blastfurnace-slag cement,portland pozzolana cement and portland fly-ash cement
GB1344-1992矿渣硅酸盐水泥、火山灰质硅酸盐水泥及粉煤灰硅酸盐水泥
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Don’t fly into a rage at the drop of a hat. Remember: keep cucumber cool!
别动不动就发火，记住:要保持冷静。
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The troops let fly a volley of gunfire.
部队进行了雨点般的扫射
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The tsetse fly is a bearer of sleeping sickness.
采采蝇为传染昏睡病的媒介。
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A small dark speck or stain made by the excrement of a fly .
苍蝇斑点苍蝇排泄的小而黑的污点
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In spring bees fly and butterflies dance around the pond.
春日的池塘边，蜂飞蝶舞。
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How long does it take to fly from here to Japan?
从这里飞到日本要多久?
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A long fly Ball that reached the wall of the stadium.
打到了体育馆墙边的长远球
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Most birds and some insects fly .
大部分的鸟类会飞，某些昆虫也会飞。
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Most birds can fly .
大部分鸟是会飞的。
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Most birds have to fly long distances to migrate.
大多数鸟迁徙时要飞很远的路程。
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I wish I could fly !
但愿我能飞!
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The player took it on the fly .
队员接住高飞的球
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Go [fly , get] into a tantrum = throw a tantrum
发脾气,发怒
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The plane can fly at a maximum altitude of 75,000 feet.
飞机最高飞行度为七万五千?
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Fly me to Cuba. I hijack the plane.
飞往古巴这架飞机我劫持了!
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Technical code for design and construction of highway fly ash embankment
公路粉煤灰路堤设计与施工技术规范
属类：行业标准名称-技术规范-工程建设
The children were told they could not fly a kite near a telegraph pole.
孩子们被告诫不得在电线杆附近放风筝。
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To fly without propulsion.Used of an aircraft.
滑翔指飞机，无需推动力的飞行
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Sparks fly upward.
火星向上飞溅。
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I was informed this morning that I was to fly to Birmingham this evening on urgent business.
今天早上我被通知，今天晚上我要飞往伯明翰处理一件急事。
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Pleasant hours fly fast.
快乐时光流逝快。
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The swallow is showing its young how to fly .
老燕正在教雏燕学飞。
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Louis Bleriot was the first man to fly the English Channel.
路易士白利奥是第一个乘飞机飞越英吉利海峡的人。
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Powerful aircraft now fly the Atlantic in a few hours.
马力大的飞机现在只需几个小时即可飞越大西洋。
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Bees fly among flowers.
蜜蜂在花丛中飞舞。
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You must approach the bird very quietly or it will fly away.
你必须悄悄地走近那只鸟，否则它会飞走的。
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What airline did you fly ?
你乘坐的是哪家航空公司的飞机
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Can you extract this fly from my eye?
你能把这只小飞虫从我的眼睛里弄出来吗?
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adjective
1.Fashionably attractive and impressive.
‘a _fly_ dude’
‘Babs wants to know if her romance with the _fly_ guy she met last year is for keeps.’
2.Knowing and clever.
‘she’s _fly_ enough not to get tricked out of it’
‘This sort of manoeuvre must have been what one shadow cabinet colleague had in mind when he privately described the politician as ‘an extremely _fly_ operator’.’
noun
1.
‘This season, he’s producing a lot of weak pop _flies_ and grounders.’
‘In years gone by, if a fielder caught a foul _fly_ while stepping into the dugout, it was ruled a legal catch.’
2.A flap of material covering the opening or fastening of a garment or of a tent.
‘After the exterior of the tent’s _fly_ dries, remove it and drape it over a bush or tree limb with the interior exposed.’
‘I do not like how far I have to reach from the inside of the tent to the zip on the _fly_ .’
3.A flying insect of a large order characterized by a single pair of transparent wings and sucking (and often also piercing) mouthparts. Flies are of great importance as vectors of disease.
‘The wind blew the row cover off the seed bed leaving the tender young radishes exposed to the _flies_ .’
‘Raw and cooked food should always be kept and handled separately, and all food should be kept covered and out of the way of _flies_ !’
4.A natural or artificial flying insect used as bait in fishing, especially a mayfly.
‘Then as I retrieved it slowly, I could see a good rainbow following in the wake of the _fly_ .’
‘The best _flies_ are streamers, those big creations that imitate bait fish or large nymphs.’
5.A one-horse hackney carriage.
‘He was on a visit to a friend, and met with his death through an accident while riding in a _fly_ .’
‘In half a minute the light of the lanterns fell upon a hired _fly_ , drawn by a steaming and jaded horse.’
6.An attempt.
‘we decided to give it a _fly_ ’
7.An infestation of flying insects on a plant or animal.
‘cattle to be treated for warble _fly_ ’
‘Some of the young bulbs on the lower deck are still green and you have to be alert for green _fly_ .’
8.An opening at the crotch of a pair of trousers, closed with a zip or buttons and typically covered with a flap.
‘These flat-front relaxed chinos have a zipper _fly_ , button tab, inside button, and on-seam pockets.’
‘He’d haphazardly pulled his tuxedo trousers on, zipping the _fly_ but leaving the button tantalizingly undone.’
9.The space over the stage in a theatre.
‘A dancer will be lowered like a window washer, bucket and squeegee in hand, from the _flies_ of the stage.’
‘Also all sorts of bolts of cloth unrolled this way and that or unfurling from the _flies_ , sometimes covering the entire cast, though not for long enough.’
10.Used in names of flying insects of other orders, e.g. butterfly, dragonfly, firefly.
‘A large lantern insect, the mealy _fly_ is a sucking bug.’
‘The scientists say similar decoys can be tailor-made for other insect pests closely related to the apple maggot _fly_ .’
verb
1.(of a bird, bat, or insect) move through the air using wings.
‘close the door or the moths will _fly_ in’
‘the bird can _fly_ enormous distances’
2.(of a report) be circulated swiftly and widely.
‘rumours were _flying_ around Manchester’
‘It’s been the hot topic of the World Cup, with conspiracy theories _flying_ thick and fast as powerful teams have fallen to lesser soccer countries.’
3.(of accusations or insults) be exchanged swiftly and heatedly.
‘the accusations _flew_ thick and fast’
‘Accusations _fly_ , jeopardizing her long, mostly happy marriage to Ned, a struggling artist.’
4.(of an aircraft or its occupants) travel through the air.
‘I _fly_ back to London this evening’
‘After nearly nine months of work, he said that it was very pleasing to see the aircraft _flying_ once again.’
5.(of time) pass swiftly.
‘the evening had just _flown_ by’
‘How the long winter nights must _fly_ by at Chez Blaine.’
6.(with reference to a flag) display or be displayed on a flagpole.
‘vessels which _flew_ the Spanish flag’
‘flags were _flying_ at half mast’
7.Accomplish (a purpose) in an aircraft.
‘pilots trained to _fly_ combat missions’
‘On 17 June, he was _flying_ his third mission of the day and bombing a bridge near Paris.’
8.Be successful.
‘that idea didn’t _fly_ with most other council members’
‘It didn’t _fly_ with the public. People didn’t get it.’
9.Control the flight of (an aircraft)
‘he _flew_ Hurricanes in the war’
‘Then again, you’ll have to admit, the men who _fly_ our modern airliners are experts - they have to be!’
10.Depart hastily.
‘I must _fly_ !’
‘‘Thank you.’ Claudia stood up. ‘I have to _fly_ ! We must get together for dinner soon!’’
11.Escape from in haste; flee from.
‘you must _fly_ the country for a while’
‘Protestants, wherever they could obtain shipping, hasted to _fly_ the country.’
12.Go or move quickly.
‘she _flew_ along the path’
‘his fingertips _flew_ across the keyboard’
13.Hit a ball high into the air.
‘he flied out to the left field’
‘The deciding run, in the fourth inning, came as Crabtree tripled after Longacre fell trying to make the catch and Kurowski _flew_ to right.’
14.Move or be hurled quickly through the air.
‘balls kept _flying_ over her hedge’
‘he was sent _flying_ by the tackle’
15.Release (a bird) to fly, especially a hawk for hunting or a pigeon for racing.
‘He would go up on to the roof each morning at dawn to _fly_ his beloved birds into the clear sky.’
‘Captive-bred birds are easy to come by now, but the time needed to look after and _fly_ a bird is still a rare commodity.’
16.Run away; flee.
‘those that _fly_ may fight again’
‘Yet you did not _fly_ from me, nor did I _fly_ from you: we are innocent towards one another in our unfaithfulness.’
17.Transport in an aircraft.
‘helicopters _flew_ the injured to hospital’
‘New Zealand has offered to fund a helicopter to _fly_ a team of four doctors into Nias to treat the earthquake injured, and Prime Minister Helen Clark promised more aid will follow.’
18.Wave or flutter in the wind.
‘she ran after him, her hair _flying_ behind her’
‘In that touching movie, the hero Tristan often rode a horse, his long hair _flying_ in the wind.’
独上高台望四海 手揽云月傍天飞， 落叶重重已十月 归鸟凄凄啼心扉。
