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Fly



Table of contents
1 Pronunciation
2 Intransitive verb
3 Transitive verb
4 Noun
5 Adjective

Pronunciation

  • AHD: flī
  • IPA: /flaɪ/
  • SAMPA: /flaI/

Intransitive verb

to fly (flew, flown)

  1. (of a bird, a plane, a projectile, etc) to travel through the air
  2. (of a person) to travel in an aircraft
  3. to flee, escape
  4. to be accepted
    See if that idea flies.

Translations

  • Chinese Characters: , (1)
  • Chinese: (1)
  • Dutch: vliegen (1)
  • Finnish: lentää
  • French: voler (1), s'enfuir (3)
  • Frisian: fleane (1)
  • German: fliegen (1)
  • Guarani: veve (1)
  • Hebrew: טס
  • Indonesian: terbang (1), layang (1), melayang (1), menerbangkan (1)
  • Interlingua: volar (1)
  • Italian: volare (1), fuggire (3)
  • Japanese: 飛ぶ (とぶ, tobu) (1), 飛ばす (とばす, tobasu) (1)
  • Polish: latać (1)
  • Portuguese: voar (1)
  • Romanian: zbura (1)
  • Russian: летать (1), лететь (1)
  • Spanish: volar (1)
  • Tok Pisin: flai (1), ranawe (2)
  • Tupinambá: bebé (1)

Transitive verb

to fly (
flew, flown)

  1. to operate (an aircraft, a kite, etc'') through the air

Translations

Noun

fly (plural: flies)

  1. any two-winged insect of the order \Diptera
  2. (also in plural flies) the opening at the front of a tent or a pair of trousers
  3. a lightweight fishing lure resembling an insect
  4. (Baseball) a ball hit up into the air by the batter

Scientific name

  • order Diptera

Related terms

  • dragonfly
  • mayfly
  • blow fly
  • fruit fly
  • house fly
  • march fly

Translations

Adjective

fly
  1. quick witted, mentally sharp, smart (in a mental sense)
  2. well dressed, smart (in appearance)



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