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| 1 | I to travel by plane 乘飞机旅行 |
| Sometimes it’ s cheaper to fly. 有时乘飞机旅行更便宜。 |
| +from/to I flew from London to Amsterdam to meet the other members of the group. 我乘飞机从伦敦到阿姆斯特丹去会见小组的其他成员。 |
| +into We flew into Heathrow on Monday evening. 我们星期一晚上乘飞机抵达希思罗机场。 |
| | 1a | I if a plane flies , it moves through the air （飞机）飞，飞行 | | The bombers were flying over enemy territory. 轰炸机正在飞越敌方领空。 | |
| | 1b | T to take people or goods somewhere by plane 用飞机运送 | | They flew her home for urgent medical treatment. 他们用飞机送她回家进行紧急治疗。 | | fly sb/sth in/out Helicopters are helping to fly out survivors. 直升机在帮忙将幸存者运送出来。 | |
| | 1c | I/T to control a plane when it is in the air 驾驶（飞机） | | He had always wanted to learn to fly. 他一直想学驾驶飞机。 | | My grandfather flew bombers during the war. 我祖父在战争期间驾驶轰炸机。 | | a pilot who flew over 100 missions 执行过100多次飞行任务的飞行员 | |
| | 1d | T to use a particular company when you are travelling by plane 搭乘（某个航空公司）的航班 | | I’ m flying British Midland this time. 我这次将搭乘英国米德兰航空公司的航班。 | |
| | 1e | T to go across an area of water or land in a plane 飞越 | | How long does it take to fly the Atlantic? 飞越大西洋需要多长时间？ | |
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| 2 | I to use wings to move through the air 飞；飞行 |
| Not all insects can fly. 并非所有昆虫都会飞。 |
| +past/over/up etc A huge eagle came flying past. 一只巨鹰飞过来。 |
| White gulls flew over our heads. 白色的海鸥在我们头顶上空飞翔。 |
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| 3 | I to move very fast through the air 飞扬；飞溅 |
| +past/by/towards/into A bullet flew past his head. 一颗子弹从他的头边呼啸而过。 |
| Pieces of glass and concrete were flying in all directions. 玻璃和混凝土碎片在向四周飞溅。 |
| | 3a | to move or go very quickly 飞跑；飞奔；疾驶 | | +into/along/through/out We flew into each other’ s arms. 我们飞跑上去相互拥抱。 | | Sheila flew along the corridor to the control room. 希拉沿着走廊朝控制室飞奔过去。 | | fly open The door flew open and the head teacher marched in. 门猛地打开，校长走了进来。 | |
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| 4 | I to be blown around in the wind 飘扬；飘荡 |
| She stood on the clifftop, her grey hair flying in the wind. 她站在峭壁顶上，灰发在风中飘扬。 |
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| 5 | I/T if you fly a flag or it flies , it is on the top of a pole or building （使）（旗帜）飘扬 |
| Some of the buildings were flying the French flag. 有些大楼上飘扬着法国国旗。 |
| Every American school has a national flag flying outside it. 美国每所学校外面都有国旗飘扬。 |
| | 5a | if you fly a kite or it flies , you hold it on the end of a long piece of string and it blows about in the wind 放飞（风筝） | | perfect weather for flying kites 放风筝的绝好天气 | |
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| 6 | I if time flies , it seems to pass very quickly （时间）飞逝 |
| +by Six months flew by, and it was time to come home again. 6个月飞逝而过，又到了回家的日子。 |
| +past The weekend with her family seemed to fly past. 她和家人团聚的周末飞一样就过去了。 |
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| 7 | I if ideas or opinions are flying , people are talking about them a lot 到处传播；散播 |
| The fire was so suspicious that rumours started flying almost immediately. 这场大火非常可疑，几乎立刻就谣言四起。 |
| +around/about There are a lot of wild theories flying around. 有许多荒诞不经的学说在到处传播。 |
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| 8 | I informal if an idea or a statement flies , people accept or approve of it （想法或陈述）被接受，得到赞成 |
| It’ s a great idea, but will it fly? 这是一个好主意，但人们会接受吗？ |
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| 9 | I/T formal to leave a place suddenly in order to escape from a difficult or dangerous situation （使）逃离；（使）逃避 |
| fly the country Thousands flew the country when he came to power. 他上台后成千上万的人逃往国外。 |
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| - | fly in the face of sth
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| to completely oppose or be completely opposite to something that most people believe or accept |
| 完全违反某事物；与某事物背道而驰 |
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| Flying in the face of public opinion, the local authority has approved the demolition of the old theatre. 地方当局与公众的意见背道而驰，批准拆除这座古老的剧院。 |
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| - | flyinghigh
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| very happy or successful |
| 情绪高昂；繁荣昌盛 |
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| - | fly into a temper/rage
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| to suddenly become extremely angry |
| 勃然大怒 |
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| - | fly off the handle informal
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| to suddenly become extremely angry without a good reason |
| 无缘无故地勃然大怒 |
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| He flies off the handle every time the mail is late. 每次邮件迟到，他都会无缘无故地大发脾气。 |
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| - | go flying informal
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| to move quickly through the air and fall to the ground |
| 跌落；跌倒 |
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| I tripped over a tree root and went flying. 我被树根绊了一下，跌倒了。 |
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| - | (I) must fly BRITISH informal
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| used for saying that you must leave quickly |
| （我）得赶紧走 |
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| I must fly, I’ ll see you later. 我得赶紧走了，回头见。 |
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| - | let fly
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| 1 | to shoot or throw something 射击；扔；投；掷 | We waited until the enemy was within range and then let fly. 我们等敌人进入射程后才射击。 | |
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| 2 | to criticize someone angrily 怒斥 | +at The teacher really let fly at Jeff. 老师狠狠地训斥了杰夫一顿。 | |
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| - | send sb/sth flying informal
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| to make someone or something move quickly through the air by hitting them |
| 把某人/某物撞飞（或击飞） |
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| Steve came crashing into me and sent me flying. 史蒂夫朝我撞过来，把我撞得飞了出去。 |
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| | fly at sb: to attack someone violently 扑向；猛烈攻击 | She suddenly flew at me, kicking and scratching. 她突然向我扑来，又是踢又是抓。 | |
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