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*fly¹ /flaɪ; flaɪ/
v flew /flu; fluː/ , flown /flon; fləʊn/ , flying
1 [I] to travel somewhere by plane 乘飞机:
They flew to Paris for their honeymoon. 他们乘飞机去巴黎度蜜月。
We flew over the North Pole. 我们坐飞机飞过北极。
2 [I] to move through the air 飞，飞行:
A flock of seagulls flew overhead. 一群海鸥在头上飞过。
3 [T] to take something somewhere by plane 空运:
Medical supplies are being flown into the area. 医药用品正空运往那个地区。
4 [I,T] to be the pilot of a plane 驾驶（飞机）:
Bill's learning to fly. 比尔在学开飞机。
5 [I] to suddenly move very quickly 突然快速地移动; 飞奔，冲:
+ down/up Timmy flew down the stairs and out of the door. 蒂米奔下楼，冲出门去。
+ open The door suddenly flew open. 门猛然打开了。
6 [I] if time flies, it seems to pass quickly 〔时间〕飞逝:
Is it 5:30 already? Boy, time sure does fly! 已经五点半了吗？ 好家伙，时间过得真是快啊！
+ by/past Last week just flew by. 上个星期一晃就过去了。
7 fly into a rage also 又作 fly off the handle spoken to suddenly become very angry 【口】 勃然大怒
8 [I,T] to move in the air, or to make something move in the air （使）飘扬:
The French flag was flying over the Embassy. 法国国旗在大使馆上空飘扬。
Tommy was in the park, flying his new kite. 汤米在公园里放新买的风筝。
9 go flying/send sb flying to fall over or make someone fall over 跌倒/使某人倒下
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