英语单词短语词组“fly”的中文翻译、释义及用法解析-英汉词典

fly

verb

/flaɪ/us

/flaɪ/

flew|flown

flyverb(TRAVEL)

A2[I]

When abird,insect, oraircraftflies, itmovesthrough theair:

（鸟、昆虫或飞机）飞，飞行

Thepoorbirdcouldn't fly because it had abrokenwing.这只可怜的鸟飞不起来了，因为它的翅膀断了。

Assoonas itsawus, thebirdflewaway/off.鸟一看到我们就飞走了。

A1[IorT]

totravelbyaircraft, or to gosomewhereorcrosssomething in anaircraft:

（乘飞机）飞行，航行；乘飞机去；乘飞机穿过

We flewtoParis.我们乘飞机去巴黎。

We flyfrom/out from/out ofLa Guardia, but flyback (in)toJKF.我们从拉瓜迪亚机场起飞，但返航时在约翰.F.肯尼迪机场降落。

We are flyingataheightof 36,000feet.我们正在36000英尺的高空飞行。

She has to fly thousands ofmileseveryyearfor herjob.她每年因为工作要飞行上千英里。

Who was the firstpersonto fly(across)the Atlantic?谁是飞越大西洋的第一人？

[T]

to use aparticularcompanytotravelbyaircraft:

搭乘（某公司航班）

I usually fly Lufthansa/Japan Airlines/El Al.我通常搭乘汉莎航空公司／日本航空公司／以色列航空公司的航班。

C2[T]

totransportpeopleorgoodsbyaircraft:

空运（乘客或货物）

TherestaurantfliesitsfishindailyfromScotland.这家餐厅每天从苏格兰空运鱼。

We will be flying 100badlywoundedciviliansoutof thebattlezonetonight.今晚我们将空运100名受重伤的平民离开战区。

B2[IorT]

tocontrolanaircraft:

驾驶（飞机）

Ilearnedto fly when I was inAustralia.我在澳大利亚时学会了开飞机。

More examples

Manykindsofbirdsflysouthat theapproachofwinter.
Wewatchedaflockofbirdsfly over thefield.
We arecurrentlyflying at analtitudeof 15,000metres.
Concorde flew muchhigherthan mostplanes.
Aswarmofbeesflew into thegarden.

SMART Vocabulary: related words and phrases

Movement through the air

airborne
buoyantly
buzz
flight
flit
float
glide
hover
levitate
levitation
mid-air
non-flying
soar
somersault
swishy
swoop
track
waft
wheel
wing

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Air travel: travelling by aircraft

Air travel: aviation

flyverb(MOVE QUICKLY)

[I]

tomoveor goquickly:

快速移动；疾行

With theexplosion,glassflewacrosstheroom.随着一声爆炸，房间内玻璃碎片四处横飞。

Cathy flewby/pastme in thecorridor.在走廊里，凯茜从我身边飞奔而过。

Myholidayseemsto have flown(by)(=passedveryquickly)thisyear.今年我的假期好像飞一般地就过去了。

Thedoor/windowsuddenlyflewopen.门／窗户猛地打开了。

UKinformalAnyway, Imustfly(=leavequickly)- I didn'trealizehow late it was!无论如何，我必须走了——我都没意识到有多晚了！

Thesaurus: synonyms, antonyms, and examples

to move fast

speedHe ran back to his car and sped off.
raceShe raced over and hugged me.
flyShe flew across the room just in time to stop the baby falling off the chair.
beltUKTraffic was belting along the motorway.
tearA fire truck came tearing down the road.
streakBullets streaked across the sky.

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More examples

Thedogfairlyflew out of thedoortogreethim.
Thesidedoorof thepubflewopenand three menburstin.
She flew past the otherrunnerson thefinallap.
Apolicecarwent flying past in theoppositedirection.
She would have flown into arageif I had told her about theincident.

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Moving quickly

agility
beetle
bowl down/alongsomething
careen
career
gallop
gun
leg
outsail
pelt
rush
scamper
scoot
scrabble
scramble
scud
shoot
stampede
ton
trot

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flyverb(WAVE)

[IorT]

towaveormoveabout in theairwhile beingfixedat one end:

挥舞；飘扬；放飞

Theshipwas flying theSpanishflag.这艘船挂着西班牙国旗。

Theflagwas flyingathalf-mast(=broughtdown to apointhalfway down thepole)tomarkthedeathof thepresident.降了半旗为总统逝世志哀。

There isn't really enoughwindto fly akitetoday.今天风确实不大，放不起风筝。

SMART Vocabulary: related words and phrases

Shaking, swinging and vibrating

brandish
flap
flourish
fluffsomethingup
jitter
joggle
pulse
shakiness
shimmy
stir
stirsomethingup
sway
sweep
teeter
thrashing
wag
wobble
wobbler
wobbly
worry atsomething

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flyverb(SPREAD)

[I]mainlyUS

Ifrumours,accusations, etc. fly, they arepassedquicklyfrom onepersonto another andcauseexcitement:

（谣言、指责等）被兴奋地传播，疯传

Rumors are flying that theschoolmayclose.谣言疯传，说学校可能要关门了。

SMART Vocabulary: related words and phrases

Spreading and scattering

all over the placeidiom
bedaub
bell
bestrew
billow
diffuse
dispersion
dusting
encroach on/uponsomething
fan out
go around
go/do the roundsidiom
smear
smudge
smudging
smudgy
spatter
spattered
sprinkle
sweep

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flyverb(HIT)

[I]USpast tenseflied|past participleflied

inbaseball, tohittheballin theair:

Thepitchergot thehitterto fly torightfield.

He flied torightfieldin the first.

SMART Vocabulary: related words and phrases

Baseball & rounders

at batidiom
ballgame
ballplayer
base hit
bases
beat
doctor
fish
flare
foul
frame
peg
pitcher
second base
shag
shortstop
slugger
sock
stickball
strike

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Idioms

be flying high
fly in the face ofsomething
fly into a rage
fly off the handle
go fly a kite
go/sendsomething/someoneflying
with flying colours

Phrasal verbs

fly around

fly atsomeone/something

fly

noun[C]

/flaɪ/us

/flaɪ/

flynoun[C](INSECT)

asmallinsectwith twowings

蝇；苍蝇

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Examples

Thelizardflickedoutitstongueat a fly.
Iswattedthe fly with a rolled-upnewspaper.
Thehorsesswishedtheirtailsto getridof the flieshoveringaround them.
Thedeadsheepwascoveredwithswarmsof flies.
Thespiderpreys onsmallflies and otherinsects.

SMART Vocabulary: related words and phrases

Insect names

anopheles
ant
aphid
beastie
bedbug
daddy longlegs
damselfly
deathwatch beetle
dragonfly
dust mite
housefly
insect
jigger
ladybird
lice
silverfish
sow bug
spider mite
stick insect
swallowtail

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flynoun[C](TROUSERS)

(UKalsoflies)

theopeningat thefrontof apairoftrousers:

（裤子的）前裆开口，拉锁盖，纽扣盖

Hey Chris,yourfly'sundone!嗨，克里斯，你裤子拉链开着呢！

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SMART Vocabulary: related words and phrases

Fasteners for clothes

belt
buckle
buckled
button fly
button-through
cinch
eyelet
fastener
flies
grommet
hook and eye
sash
snap
snap fastener
stud
suspender
toggle
Velcro
zip
zipsomething/someoneup

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flynoun[C](FISHING)

ahook(=curvedpieceofwire)withcolouredthreadsfastenedto it,attachedto the end of afishinglinetoattractfish

（作钓饵的）假蝇钓钩

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SMART Vocabulary: related words and phrases

Hunting & fishing

angler
angling
anti-hunt
anti-hunter
anti-hunting
barb
fisherman
fishhook
fishing line
fishing rod
fly fishing
fox hunt
outfish
overfishing
poach
poaching
predation
quarry
spear
whaler

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flynoun[C](PART OF TENT)

mainlyUS

(UKusuallyflysheet)

theoutsidesheetofmaterialon atentthat has twolayers, forkeepingrainout

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Camping

awning
billy
bivouac
bivvy
bivvy sack
camping
camping site
campsite
canopy tent
canvas
caravan site
caravanning
encampment
pitch
ridge pole
ridge tent
sleeping bag
tent city
tent pole
tented village

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flynoun[C](HIT)

inbaseball, ahitthatsendstheballin theair:

Collinshita high fly torightfield.

SMART Vocabulary: related words and phrases

Baseball & rounders

at batidiom
ballgame
ballplayer
base hit
bases
beat
doctor
fish
flare
foul
frame
peg
pitcher
second base
shag
shortstop
slugger
sock
stickball
strike

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Idioms

drop like flies
fly in the ointment
fly on the wall
no flies onsomeone
on the fly
wouldn't hurt a fly

(Definition offlyfrom theCambridge Advanced Learner's Dictionary & Thesaurus© Cambridge University Press)

fly

verb

/flaɪ/us

/flaɪ/

flew|flown

flyverb(TRAVEL)

A2[I]

When abird,insect, oraircraftflies, itmovesthrough theair.

（鸟、昆虫或飞机）飞，飞行

Thepoorbirdcouldn't fly because it had abrokenwing.这只可怜的鸟飞不起来了，因为它的翅膀断了。

Assoonas itsawus, thebirdflewaway/off.鸟一看到我们就飞走了。

A1[IorT]

totravelbyaircraft, or to gosomewhereorcrosssomething in anaircraft

（乘飞机）飞行，航行；乘飞机去；乘飞机穿过

We flewtoParis.我们乘飞机去巴黎。

We flyfrom/out from/out ofLa Guardia, but flyback (in)toJKF.我们从拉瓜迪亚机场起飞，但返航时在约翰.F.肯尼迪机场降落。

We are flyingataheightof 36,000feet.我们正在36000英尺的高空飞行。

She has to fly thousands ofmileseveryyearfor herjob.她每年因为工作要飞行上千英里。

Who was the firstpersonto fly(across)the Atlantic?谁是飞越大西洋的第一人？

[T]

to use aparticularcompanytotravelbyaircraft

搭乘（某公司航班）

I usually fly Lufthansa/Japan Airlines/El Al.我通常搭乘汉莎航空公司／日本航空公司／以色列航空公司的航班。

C2[T]

totransportpeopleorgoodsbyaircraft

空运（乘客或货物）

TherestaurantfliesitsfishindailyfromScotland.这家餐厅每天从苏格兰空运鱼。

We will be flying 100badlywoundedciviliansoutof thebattlezonetonight.今晚我们将空运100名受重伤的平民离开战区。

B2[IorT]

tocontrolanaircraft

驾驶（飞机）

Ilearnedto fly when I was inAustralia.我在澳大利亚时学会了开飞机。

More examples

Manykindsofbirdsflysouthat theapproachofwinter.
Wewatchedaflockofbirdsfly over thefield.
We arecurrentlyflying at analtitudeof 15,000metres.
Concorde flew muchhigherthan mostplanes.
Aswarmofbeesflew into thegarden.

flyverb(MOVE QUICKLY)

[I]

tomoveor goquickly

快速移动；疾行

With theexplosion,glassflewacrosstheroom.随着一声爆炸，房间内玻璃碎片四处横飞。

Cathy flewby/pastme in thecorridor.在走廊里，凯茜从我身边飞奔而过。

Myholidayseemsto have flown(by)(=passedveryquickly)thisyear.今年我的假期好像飞一般地就过去了。

Thedoor/windowsuddenlyflewopen.门／窗户猛地打开了。

UKinformalAnyway, Imustfly(=leavequickly)- I didn'trealizehow late it was!无论如何，我必须走了——我都没意识到有多晚了！

More examples

Thedogfairlyflew out of thedoortogreethim.
Thesidedoorof thepubflewopenand three menburstin.
She flew past the otherrunnerson thefinallap.
Apolicecarwent flying past in theoppositedirection.
She would have flown into arageif I had told her about theincident.

flyverb(WAVE)

[IorT]

towaveormoveabout in theairwhile beingfixedat one end

挥舞；飘扬；放飞

Theshipwas flying theSpanishflag.这艘船挂着西班牙国旗。

Theflagwas flyingathalf-mast(=broughtdown to apointhalfway down thepole)tomarkthedeathof thepresident.降了半旗为总统逝世志哀。

There isn't really enoughwindto fly akitetoday.今天风确实不大，放不起风筝。

flyverb(SPREAD)

[I]mainlyUS

Ifrumours,accusations, etc. fly, they arepassedquicklyfrom onepersonto another andcauseexcitement.

（谣言、指责等）被兴奋地传播，疯传

Rumors are flying that theschoolmayclose.谣言疯传，说学校可能要关门了。

Idioms

be flying high
fly in the face ofsth
fly into a rage
fly off the handle
go fly a kite
go/sendsth/sbflying
with flying colours

Phrasal verbs

fly around

fly atsb/sth

fly

noun[C]

/flaɪ/us

/flaɪ/

flynoun[C](INSECT)

asmallinsectwith twowings

蝇；苍蝇

Examples

Thelizardflickedoutitstongueat a fly.
Iswattedthe fly with a rolled-upnewspaper.
Thehorsesswishedtheirtailsto getridof the flieshoveringaround them.
Thedeadsheepwascoveredwithswarmsof flies.
Thespiderpreys onsmallflies and otherinsects.

flynoun[C](TROUSERS)

(UKalsoflies)

theopeningat thefrontof apairoftrousers

（裤子的）前裆开口，拉锁盖，纽扣盖

Hey Chris,yourfly'sundone!嗨，克里斯，你裤子拉链开着呢！

flynoun[C](FISHING)

ahook(=curvedpieceofwire)withcolouredthreadsfastenedto it,attachedto the end of afishinglinetoattractfish

（作钓饵的）假蝇钓钩

flynoun[C](TENT)

(UKalsoflysheet)

anextrasheetofcanvas(=strongcloth)stretchedover theoutsideof atenttokeeptherainout

（帐篷外层防雨的）篷顶

Idioms

drop like flies
fly in the ointment
fly on the wall
no flies onsb
on the fly
wouldn't hurt a fly

fly| American Dictionary

fly

verb

/flɑɪ/

past tenseflewus/flu/|past participleflownus/floʊn/

flyverb(TRAVEL THROUGH AIR)

[I/T]

(ofcreatures,objects, oraircraft) tomovethrough theair, or (ofpeople) totravelbyaircraft:

[I]Thebuildingjustexploded, andglassflew through theair.

[I]Weenjoywatchingthebirdsfly over thewater.

[I]Are youplanningto fly ordriveto Toronto?

[I]Some ofourpilotshave been flying(=operatinganaircraft)for 20years.

[I/T]Whatairlineare you flying (on)(=travelingon as apassenger)?

flyverb(MOVE QUICKLY)

[I]

tomoveor goquicklyorsuddenly:

Theo wasstartledwhen thedoorflewopen.

Saying she was late, Cathy flew by me andranoutside.

Thesummerseemsto have flown by(=passedquickly).

flyverb(WAVE)

[I/T]

tomovearound in theairwhile beingheldat one end, or tocausesomethingattachedat one end to bemoved:

[I]Flags flew from thefrontof everyhouse.

Idioms

fly by the seat ofyourpants

fly off the handle

fly

noun

/flɑɪ/

flynoun(INSECT)

[C]

asmallinsectwith twowings

flynoun(PANTS)

[Cusually sing]

thecoveredopeningat thefrontof apairofpants

flynoun(BALL)

[C]

(alsofly ball,us/ˈflɑɪˈbɔl/)

inbaseball, aballthat has beenhithigh into theair:

Hecaughtthe fly indeepcenterfield.

Idiom

fly in the ointment

fly| Business English

fly

verb

/flaɪ/us

flew|flown

[I]TRANSPORT

totravelin anaircraft:

Howlongdoes it take to fly from Heathrow to Los Angeles?

fly out of/into somewhereMore and morebusinessexecutivesare flying out of the state'scommercialairports.

fly business class/economy/standbyThey flewbusinessclassto Johannesburgovernight.

[T+ adv/prep]TRANSPORT

totransportpeopleorgoodsbyaircraft:

Oilworkersare flown byhelicopterto therigs.

[I]informal

to besuccessfulorpopular:

We'rehopingthe newbrandnamewill fly.

fly a kite

to make asuggestioninorderto get thereactionofothersto it:

In myopinionhe is flying akitethat woulddestroytheprivateenterprisesystem.

Phrasal verbs

fly in

fly out

Examplesoffly

fly

These birds do notflyaway when free; they (choose to) inhabit the human world, which protects them and gives them human meanings.