n.

1. 飞翔，飞行[C][U]
2. （飞机的）班次；（某班次的）飞机；搭机旅行；飞机的航程[C]
   He completed the flight in 25 hours and 50 minutes.

   他用二十五小时五十分钟飞完了全程。

   Could you tell me what time Flight 212 arrives in New York City?

   劳驾，二一二班机什么时候到达纽约市？

3. （飞鸟的）群；（飞机的）队[C][（+of）]
   I saw a flight of geese headed south for the winter.

   我看到一群野鹅为越冬南飞。

4. 楼梯（或阶梯）的一段[C]
   They live two flights up.

   他们住在两段楼梯上面。

5. （时间的）飞逝；（云等的）快速移动[U]
   How I wish I could stop the flight of time!

   我多么希望能阻止光阴疾驰！

6. （才智，想像力等的）焕发，奔放[C][（+of）]

vi.

1. （鸟等）成群飞行；（候鸟）迁徙

vt.

1. 射击（飞禽）
2. 使（鸟）惊起

n.

1. 逃跑，溃退[U][C]
   The enemy are in flight.

   敌人逃跑了。

2. （资金等的）抽逃，外逃[U][C][（+from）]
   Rise in unemployment is partly attributable to a flight of money abroad.

   失业人数增加的部分原因可归于资金抽逃国外。

n.

1. the action or process of flying.
   ▸a journey made in an aircraft or in space.
   ▸the movement or trajectory of a projectile through the air.
2. a flock of birds or body of insects flying in the air.
3. a group of aircraft operating together, especially an RAF or USAF unit of about six aircraft.
4. the action of fleeing.
5. a series of steps between floors or levels.
   ▸a sequence of locks by which a canal ascends an incline.
   ▸a series of hurdles across a racetrack.
6. a highly imaginative but impractical idea:
   a flight of fancy.
7. the tail of an arrow or dart.

v.

1. Brit. (in sport) deliver (a ball) with well-judged trajectory and pace.
2. provide (an arrow or dart) with a flight.
3. shoot (wildfowl) in flight.