vi.

1. 飞；飞行
   Several seagulls flew across the sky.

   几只海鸥飞过天空。

2. 驾驶飞机
   The pilot has flown for years.

   这位飞行员已驾驶飞机多年。

3. 乘飞机旅行
   I'll fly to London tomorrow.

   我明天搭飞机去伦敦。

4. （旗帜等）飘扬；飞舞
   The King's banner was flying above his tent.

   国王的旗帜在他的帐篷上面飘扬。

5. 飞跑，飞奔；（时间）飞逝
   He flew out of the room.

   他从房间里飞奔出来。

6. （门、窗等）突然打开[L]
   The door flew open.

   门突然打开了。

7. 逃跑[（+from）]
   The criminal is flying from justice.

   该罪犯尚在逃。

8. （过去式和过去分词为flied）【美】打高飞球

vt.

1. 驾驶（飞机）
   He flew a bomber during the war.

   战时他驾驶过轰炸机。

2. 乘（航空公司）飞机
   I always fly United Airlines.

   我总是乘坐联合航空公司的飞机。

3. 空运（乘客等）
   Food and medicine were flown to the area.

   食物和药品被空运到该区。

4. 乘飞机飞越
   They were the first two Englishmen to fly the Atlantic.

   他们是头两个飞越大西洋的英国人。

5. 悬挂（旗），升（旗）
   The ship was flying the British flag.

   该船悬挂的是英国旗帜。

6. 逃离；躲避
   They were forced to fly the country.

   他们被迫逃离自己的国家。

7. 使飞；放（风筝）
   Our boys are flying kites.

   我们的孩子们在放风筝。

n.[C]

1. （帐篷的）门帘
2. （衣服纽扣或拉链等的）遮布
   Your fly is open.

   你（裤子）的拉链没拉上。

3. （棒球）高飞球

n.

1. 苍蝇
2. 虫形鱼钩
3. 蝇类虫害

v.

1. (of a winged creature or aircraft) move through the air under control.
   ▸control the flight of (an aircraft).
2. move or be hurled quickly through the air.
   ▸Baseball  hit a ball high into the air.
3. go or move quickly.
   ▸informal depart hastily.
   ▸(of time) pass swiftly.
   ▸ [as adj. flying] hasty; brief:

   a flying visit.
   ▸ (fly into) suddenly go into (a rage or other strong emotion).
   ▸ (fly at) attack verbally or physically.
4. wave or flutter in the wind.
   ▸(of a flag) be displayed on a flagpole.
5. N. Amer. informal be successful.
6. archaic flee.

n.

1. (Brit. also flies) an opening at the crotch of a pair of trousers, closed with a zip or buttons.
2. a flap of material covering the opening of a tent.
3. (the flies) the space over the stage in a theatre.
4. (pl. usu. flys)
   Brit. historical a one-horse hackney carriage.

n.

adj.

1. Brit. knowing and clever; worldly-wise.
2. N. Amer. stylish and fashionable.