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🔑flyfly1 /flaɪ / verb (present participle fly·ing, third person singular present tense flies, past tense flew /flu / , past participle flown /floʊn /)➤of bird / insect鸟；昆虫- [intransitive](used about a bird, insect, aircraft, etc.) to move through the air（鸟、昆虫、飞机等）飞，飞行，飞翔◆Penguins can't fly.企鹅不会飞。◆a plane flying overhead飞过头顶的飞机
➤aircraft / spacecraft飞行器；航天器- [intransitive, transitive] to travel in or to carry something in an aircraft, etc.（乘飞机等）飞行；空运◆My daughter is flying (out) to Singapore next week.我女儿下星期要飞往新加坡。◆Supplies of food were flown (in) to the starving people.食品供给空运给挨饿的人。
- [intransitive, transitive](used about a pilot) to control an aircraft, etc.（飞行员）驾驶，操纵◆You have to have special training to fly a jumbo jet.驾驶大型喷气式客机须经过专门培训。
- [transitive] to travel over an area of land or ocean by flying乘飞行器飞越（陆地或海洋）◆How long does it take to fly the Atlantic?飞越大西洋需要多长时间？
➤move quickly / suddenly快速／突然移动- [intransitive] to move quickly or suddenly快速移动；突然移动◆A brick came flying through the window.一块砖从窗外飞了进来。
➤of time时间- [intransitive](used about time) to pass quickly（时间）飞逝◆The weekend just flew by, and now it's Monday again.周末过得飞快，现在又是星期一了。◆Time flies when you're having fun!开心的时候时光飞逝！
➤move freely自由移动- [intransitive, transitive] to move around in the air; to make something move around in the air（使）飘动，飞扬◆The flags are flying.旗帜在飘扬。◆to fly a kite放风筝
➡ noun flight ●as the crow flies(used for describing distances) in a straight line（距离）成直线地，笔直地◆It's a mile as the crow flies, but three miles by car.直线距离是一英里，开车去要三英里。●fly off the handle (informal) to become very angry大发雷霆
🔑flyfly2 /flaɪ / noun [countable] (plural flies)- a small insect with two wings苍蝇◆flies buzzing around a dead animal围着动物尸体嗡嗡飞的苍蝇
- the opening on the front of a pair of pants that you fasten when you put them on（裤子的）前裆开口◆Henry, your fly is open.亨利，你裤子的前裆开着呢。◆jeans with a button fly前裆钉纽扣的牛仔裤
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sport体育) (in baseball) a ball that is hit high into the air（棒球）高飞球，腾空球◆to hit a fly打出一个高飞球
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