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fly如何读

英：[flaɪ]

美：[flaɪ]

fly英汉释义

v.(动词)

vi. 飞,飞行 move through the air as a bird does, or in an aircraft
vi. & vt. 乘飞机飞越; 乘…的飞机 travel over in an aircraft
vi. & vt. 驾驶(飞机等); 以飞机运输(货物,乘客) direct or control the flight of (aircraft); transport goods or passengers in aircraft
vi. (时间)过得快; (动作)疾驰; 迅速而过 go or move quickly; rush along; pass quickly
vi. (旗)飘动 raise (a flag) so that it waves
vt. 使飞,放 raise in the air on the end of a thread, rope, etc.
vt. 逃离; 逃出 flee from
vi. 碎成片 burst or break (in many small pieces)

n.(名词)

[C]苍蝇 type of insect with two wings, especially the house fly

fly是什么意思

v. (动词)

飞，飞行，飞翔
驾驶飞机
坐飞机旅行，乘飞机旅行
飞跑，飞越，飞奔，疾驰，（时间）飞逝
飞舞，飘荡，飘扬
逃走，逃离，奔逃，逃跑
碎，破碎，碎裂
突然打开，突然...起来
消失
褪色
成功，奏效
<美>打高飞球
使…飞，放（风筝等）
空运（乘客、货物等）
操纵，驾驶（飞机等）
使飘扬，悬挂（旗）
<俚>（吸毒或饮酒后）精神处于高度兴奋状态，（使用麻醉或幻觉剂后）处于极度欣快状态

n. (名词)

苍蝇，蝇；飞虫
门帘
飞，飞行
飞行距离，飞程
轻便旅行马车
（西服）钮扣遮布，（裙子腰上的）前裆开口
旗的外沿，旗的水平长度，布幅
蝇类虫害
【橄榄球】高飞球
【钓鱼】（作钓饵用的）假蝇，（有金属丝、羽毛等的）虫形钓鱼钩
煞风景的事物
【印】（印刷机上的）翻纸拍，拨纸器

adj. (形容词)

伶俐的，机智敏捷的，敏锐的
知识渊博的
非常漂亮的，非常时髦的

fly变形

复数:flies

第三人称单数:flies

现在分词:flying

过去式:flew或flied

过去分词:flown或flied

比较级:flyer

最高级:flyest

fly词根

词根：fly

adj.

flying 飞行的

flyaway 轻浮的；翅状的；（衣服）不合身的；尖形的

flyblown 弄脏的；有苍蝇产卵的

flyer 传单；飞鸟；飞行物；飞跳；孤注一掷

flying 飞行

flyaway 海市蜃楼；轻浮的人；宽大不合身的衣服；新飞机

flybridge 驾驶桥楼

flying 飞（fly的ing形式）

fly英英释义

verb (1)

intransitive verb

to move in or pass through the air with wings

bees flying around the hive

to move through the air or before the wind or through outer space

bullets flying in all directions

to float, wave, or soar in the air

flags flying at half-mast

to take flight : flee

was forced to fly for his life when his enemies came into power

to fade and disappear : vanish

mists flying before the morning sun

to move, pass, or spread quickly

rumors were flying

to be moved with sudden extreme emotion

flew into a rage

to seem to pass quickly

the time simply flew

to become expended or dissipated rapidly

After he became established in the town, his inheritance flew.

to operate or travel in an airplane or spacecraft

They flew to Florida for their vacation.

to work successfully : win popular acceptance

knew … a pure human-rights approach would not fly—Charles Brydon

transitive verb

to cause to fly, float, or hang in the air

flying a kite

to operate (something, such as a balloon, aircraft, rocket, or spacecraft) in flight

to journey over or through by flying

flew the Atlantic

to flee or escape from

The bird had flown its cage.

avoid, shun

fly such a talkative woman

to transport by aircraft or spacecraft

Supplies were flown to the disaster area.

geographical name

river 650 miles (1046 kilometers) long in southern New Guinea flowing southeast into the Gulf of Papua

noun (1)

the action or process of flying : flight

a device consisting of two or more radial vanes capable of rotating on a spindle to act as a fan or to govern the speed of clockwork or very light machinery

flywheel

flies plural the space over a theater stage where scenery and equipment can be hung

something attached by one edge: such as

a garment closing concealed by a fold of cloth extending over the fastener

the length of an extended flag from its staff or support

a baseball hit high into the air

flyleaf

a sheet of material (such as canvas) that is attachable to a tent for use as a double top or as a rooflike extension

a football pass pattern in which the receiver runs straight downfield

verb (2)

intransitive verb

to hit a fly in baseball

noun (2)

a winged insect—usually used in combinationbutterfly

mayflies

any of a large order (Diptera) of winged or rarely wingless insects (such as the housefly, mosquito, or gnat) that have the anterior wings functional, the posterior wings reduced to halteres, and segmented often headless, eyeless, and legless larvae compare maggot

a large stout-bodied fly

a fishhook dressed (as with feathers or tinsel) to suggest an insect

adjective

chiefly African American English impressively good, attractive, or stylish … the Destiny's Child alum knew she was looking flyer than ever, stopping to pose for a few extra flirty photo opportunities as she arrived.—McKenna Aiello Mary J. [Blige] had a tough job following up on one of the flyest debut albums in the hip-hop nation. Instead of trying to outdo herself, she took her music to the next level …—Gerald Dee

The singer was spotted out and about … looking fly as ever in an all-black hooded outfit.—Natalie Michie

chiefly British keen, artful

But Shakespeare never really fell foul of the secret police. He was too fly for that.—Boris Johnson

fly词组

fly ash粉煤灰；飞灰

on the fly在飞行中；忙忙碌碌

fly in降落；乘飞机旅行

fly away飞走；飞行；起飞

fly high有雄心大志；情绪高涨；野心勃勃

fly over飘扬

fly intov. 突发

fly off飞出；飞速（或突然）地跑掉

fly back回扫；快速回零

let it fly让它飞

fly in the sky在空中飞行

fly by飞逝；（一架或几架飞机）在低空飞过指定地点，飞越；宇宙飞船飞近天体

fly onvt. 向……发脾气

fly at扑向；猛烈攻击

fly a kitev. 放风筝；开空头支票；试探舆论

fly outv. 冲出；突然怒骂（或动武）

fly up飞起；突然发怒；向上飞

fruit fly[昆]果蝇

fly to the moon飞向月亮

fly kites放风筝

fly区别

flee, fly, get away, run away, escape

这组词都有“逃跑、逃脱”的意思，其区别是：

flee书面用词，侧重指逃跑时动作匆忙，多含惧怕之意。

fly含义与flee相同，但系非正式用词。

get away口语用语。侧重指犯罪分子从现场逃跑或被捕时逃走。

run away口语用语，强调动作迅速。

escape侧重逃跑的结果，不强调逃跑时的匆忙或危险情况。

以上来源于网络

fly词源中文解释

古英语中的 fleoge "一种有翅膀的昆虫"，源自原始日耳曼语中的 *fleugon "飞行昆虫"（也是古萨克森语中的 fleiga，古挪威语中的 fluga，中荷兰语中的 vlieghe，荷兰语中的 vlieg，古高地德语中的 flioga，德语中的 Fliege "苍蝇"的来源）；字面意思是"飞行的（昆虫）"（比较古英语中的 fleogende "飞行"），源自 PIE 词根 *pleu- "流动"，这也是 fly（v.1）的来源。

最初用于指任何有翅膀的昆虫（如蛾，蚊，甲壳虫，蝗虫，因此有 butterfly 等）并且长期以来被农民和园丁用来指任何昆虫寄生虫。Flies 象征着"大量"的任何东西，始于1590年代。复数形式 flien（如在 oxen 等中）在13世纪至15世纪逐渐规范为 -s。Fly in the ointment 来自《传道书》x:1。Fly on the wall "无形的观察者"首次记录于1881年。No flies on _____ "没有活动或警觉的缺乏"，可以追溯到1866年。"鱼钩装饰成昆虫的样子"的含义始于1580年代； Fly-fishing 始于1650年代。Fly-catcher "捕食飞行中昆虫的鸟"始于1670年代。fly agaric 蘑菇（1788年）之所以这样称呼，是因为它被用作苍蝇的毒药。

"飞行，飞翔"的意义始于15世纪中叶。从动词和"翅膀拍打"的概念中，得出了名词"帐篷的蓬布"（1810年）的意义，这个意义被扩展到"缝入衣物作为钮扣或其他目的的覆盖物的材料条"（1844年）。棒球中的 fly ball 可以追溯到1866年。"做某事 on the fly"始于1856年，显然来自棒球。

When the catcher sees several fielders running to catch a ball, he should name the one he thinks surest to take it, when the others should not strive to catch the ball on the fly, but only, in case of its being missed, take it on the bound. ["The American Boys Book of Sports and Games," New York, 1864]

当捕手看到几个野手跑去接球时，他应该叫出他认为最有把握接住球的人，此时其他人不应该努力去接住飞行中的球，而只有在球被漏接的情况下，才去接弹起的球。["美国男孩的运动和游戏书"，纽约，1864年]

fly_体育行业词汇

蝶泳出发犯规

抢跑

飞传

桅顶小旗

帐篷覆幕

腾空球

作精彩表演

fly_医学行业词汇

蝇：一种双翅昆虫：又称musca

fly_水产行业词汇

飞目减目

losing 网衣边缘留出横向一目的减目方法。

fly词源英文解释

Verb (1) and Noun (1) Middle English flien, from Old English flēogan; akin to Old High German fliogan to fly and probably to Old English flōwan to flow Noun (2) Middle English flie, from Old English flēoge; akin to Old High German flioga fly, Old English flēogan to fly Adjective probably from fly >entry 1

The first known use of fly was before the 12th century

fly儿童词典英英释义

follow1 of 2verb

to go or come after or behind

to be guided by : obey follow instructions

follow your conscience

to go after or on the track of

follow that car

to go along

follow a path

to work in or at something as a business or way of life

follow the sea

to come after in order of rank or natural sequence

two follows one

to keep one's attention fixed on

follow a speech

to result from something

fame followed the captain's success

to understand the sense or logic of

to subscribe to the feed of (someone or something) especially on social media

follow2 of 2noun

the act or process of following

follow1 of 2verb

to go or come after or behind

to be guided by : obey follow instructions

follow your conscience

to go after or on the track of

follow that car

to go along

follow a path

to work in or at something as a business or way of life

follow the sea

to come after in order of rank or natural sequence

two follows one

to keep one's attention fixed on

follow a speech

to result from something

fame followed the captain's success

to understand the sense or logic of

to subscribe to the feed of (someone or something) especially on social media

follow2 of 2noun

the act or process of following

fold1 of 5noun

a pen for sheep

a group of people with a common faith or interest

fold2 of 5verb

to shut up in a fold

fold3 of 5verb

to lay one part over or against another part birds folding their wings

fold a letter

to clasp together

fold the hands

embrace entry 1 sense 1

to bend (as a layer of rock) into folds

to add (a food ingredient) to a mixture by gently and repeatedly lifting one part over another

to become doubled or pleated

to fail completely

the business folded

fold4 of 5noun

a doubling or folding over

a part doubled or laid over another part

a bend produced in rock

-fold5 of 5suffix

multiplied by (a specified number) : times—in adjectives and adverbsrepay you tenfold

a twelvefold increase

having (so many) parts

a threefold problem

fold1 of 5noun

a pen for sheep

a group of people with a common faith or interest

fold2 of 5verb

to shut up in a fold

fold3 of 5verb

to lay one part over or against another part birds folding their wings

fold a letter

to clasp together

fold the hands

embrace entry 1 sense 1

to bend (as a layer of rock) into folds

to add (a food ingredient) to a mixture by gently and repeatedly lifting one part over another

to become doubled or pleated

to fail completely

the business folded

fold4 of 5noun

a doubling or folding over

a part doubled or laid over another part

a bend produced in rock

-fold5 of 5suffix

multiplied by (a specified number) : times—in adjectives and adverbsrepay you tenfold

a twelvefold increase

having (so many) parts

a threefold problem

fold1 of 5noun

a pen for sheep

a group of people with a common faith or interest

fold2 of 5verb

to shut up in a fold

fold3 of 5verb

to lay one part over or against another part birds folding their wings

fold a letter

to clasp together

fold the hands

embrace entry 1 sense 1

to bend (as a layer of rock) into folds

to add (a food ingredient) to a mixture by gently and repeatedly lifting one part over another

to become doubled or pleated

to fail completely

the business folded

fold4 of 5noun

a doubling or folding over

a part doubled or laid over another part

a bend produced in rock

-fold5 of 5suffix

multiplied by (a specified number) : times—in adjectives and adverbsrepay you tenfold

a twelvefold increase

having (so many) parts

a threefold problem

focus1 of 2noun

a point at which rays (as of light, heat, or sound) meet or from which they draw apart or appear to draw apartespecially: the point at which an image is formed by a mirror, lens, or optical system

focal length

adjustment (as of the eye or binoculars) for clear vision

bring into focus

one of the two points within an ellipse the sum of whose distances from any point on the ellipse is a constant number

a center of activity or interest

the starting point of an earthquake

focus2 of 2verb

to bring into focus

to adjust the focus of

focus a telescope

to cause to be concentrated

focus attention on a problem

to bring to a focus

focus rays of light

to come to a focus

to adjust one's eye or a camera to a certain range

fly1 of 4verb

to move in or pass through the air with wings

to move through the air or with the windalso: to move through outer space

to float or cause to float, wave, or soar in the air fly a kite

flags flying

to take flight : flee

to move or pass swiftly

time flies

to operate or travel in an aircraft or spacecraft

to journey over or through by flying

fly the Atlantic

to transport by aircraft or spacecraft

fly2 of 4noun

a garment closing concealed by a fold of cloth

the outer fabric of a tent with a double top

the length of an extended flagalso: the loose end of a flag

a baseball hit high into the air

fly3 of 4verb

to hit a fly in baseball

fly4 of 4noun

a winged insect

two-winged flyespecially: one (as a housefly) that is large and has a stout body in comparison with others (as a mosquito)

a fishhook covered to look like an insect

fly医学词典英英释义

flynoun

a winged insect—usually used in combination a large butterfly

emerging mayflies

any dipteran fly called alsotrue fly, two-winged fly

a large and stout-bodied dipteran fly (as a horsefly)

fly 例句

1 He scared up rabbits, barked at terrapins, caught gnats and flies in his mouth, and every few minutes looked back to be sure I was still coming along behind.

2 That means that the FAA could suspend Virgin Galactic ’ s licence to fly.

这意味着此次事故之后，联邦航空管理局可以吊销维珍银河的飞行许可证。

3 We call it “instrument flying” now, and it’s much more complex and reliable than it was in the 1930s.

4 A blustery dawn was breaking over the basalt fortress as the intention craft flew in from the south.

5 By the middle of the second week, everyone in the squadron began to look like Hungry Joe, who was not scheduled to fly and screamed horribly in his sleep.

6 I hear we have become one of the flying divisions that are pushed in wherever it is hottest.

7 The first goes in and after seven minutes of huffing and grunting emerges again, struggling with his fly.

8 I'm from the United States, but I just flew in from Hong Kong.

我从美国来, 但我刚从香港乘飞机来的.

9 “There, that’s the question I want you to answer. Why don’t you ever fly with me?”

10 Women and men-at-arms made hubbub, running up, as he flew over, but then he wheeled hard right before the horses— a sight that made the whole crowd cheer, with hearts lifting in joy.

11 I was getting flies to use for bait.

12 Through the scrying glass, she watched her dusty words fly into the ears of the child.

13 We’re in Turkey yet here is my country’s flag flying high and proud.

14 “They flew through the air with the greatest of ease. They were famous. They had personalized luggage.”

15 You’re all right When this didn’t stop his wailing, and I knew the ’rents were about to come flying into the room any minute, I started to get a bit impatient.

16 Me flying through the night like some crazy old bug, knocking those fence cutters into the air like they’d been thrown from a horse.

17 Peter is nothing but a fly on the wheel.

彼特不过是个妄自尊大的人而已。

18 My arms flew out to catch her, but the girl recovered just in time.

19 The snowflakes sparkled and shimmered beyond the glass panes of the window, twirling and weaving as they flew to the ground in a waltz that was beyond human comprehension.

20 On the second day after the space launch Big Ma said to JimmyTrotter, “Now, son, you’ve watched enough flying spaceships for today. I need to see my program.”