| 单词 | fly |
| 释义 | fly [flaɪ] verb (flew, flown) TRAVEL 旅行 ESSENTIAL intransitive ■When a bird, insect or aircraft flies, it moves through the air （鸟、昆虫或飞机）飞，飞行 •The poor bird couldn't fly because it had a broken wing.这只可怜的鸟飞不起来了，因为它的翅膀断了。 •As soon as it saw us, the bird flew away/off ESSENTIAL intransitive or transitive ■to travel by aircraft, or to go somewhere or cross something in an aircraft （乘飞机）飞行，航行；乘飞机去；乘飞机穿过 •We flew to •We fly from/out from/out of •We are flying at •She has to fly thousands of miles every year for her job.她每年因为工作要飞行上千英里。 •Who was the first person to fly (across) transitive ■to use a particular company to travel by aircraft 搭乘（某公司航班） •I usually fly Lufthansa/Japan Airlines/El Al.我通常搭乘汉莎航空公司／日本航空公司／以色列航空公司的航班。 transitive ■to transport people or goods by aircraft 空运（乘客或货物） •The restaurant flies its fish in •We will be flying 100 badly wounded civilians out intransitive or transitive ■to control an aircraft 驾驶（飞机） •I learned to fly when I was in Australia.我在澳大利亚时学会了开飞机。 [flaɪ] verb (flew, flown)MOVE QUICKLY 快速移动 ADVANCED intransitive ■to move or go quickly 快速移动；疾行 •With the explosion, glass flew across •Cathy flew by/past •My holiday seems to have flown (by) •The door/window suddenly flew open •informal Anyway, I must [flaɪ] verb (flew, flown)WAVE 舞动 intransitive or transitive ■to wave or move about in the air while being fixed at one end 挥舞；飘扬；放飞 •The ship was flying the Spanish flag.这艘船挂着西班牙国旗。 •The flag was flying at half-mast •There isn't really enough wind to fly a kite today.今天风确实不大，放不起风筝。 [flaɪ] verb (flew, flown)be flying high ■If a person or a company is flying high, they are very successful 平步青云；非常成功 •The company was flying high as a maker of personal computers.作为个人电脑的制造商，这家公司非常成功。 US informal ■to be very excited or happy, often because of the effect of drugs （因药物作用）异常兴奋或高兴 •The guy was on drugs - flying high and scaring everyone around him.这个家伙嗑了药。他异常兴奋，吓怕了所有周围的人。 •When the winter Olympics came to Canada, the whole country was flying high.当加拿大成为冬季奥运会的主办国时，整个国家都兴奋极了。 [flaɪ] verb (flew, flown)fly in the face of sth ■not to obey something, or not to act in a way that agrees with something 违抗；违背 •This is an argument that seems to fly in the face of common sense [flaɪ] verb (flew, flown)fly into a rage (UK also fly into a temper/fury) ■to suddenly become very angry 勃然大怒 •I asked to speak to her boss and she just flew into a rage.我要求跟她的老板谈话，结果她勃然大怒。 [flaɪ] verb (flew, flown)fly off the handle ■to react in a very angry way to something that someone says or does 大发雷霆 •He's extremely irritable - he flies off the handle at the slightest thing.他极容易发火——芝麻大的小事都能让他大发雷霆。 [flaɪ] verb (flew, flown)go fly a kite mainly US informal ■used to tell someone who is being annoying to go away 走开，别烦我 [flaɪ] verb (flew, flown) go/send sth/sb flying informal ■to fall, or to cause something or someone to fall or move through the air, suddenly and by accident （使）猛然跌倒；（使）飞出去 •I tripped going up the stairs and I/my books went flying.我上楼梯时绊了一下，摔倒了／我的书掉到了地上。 [flaɪ] verb (flew, flown)with flying colours ■If you do something such as pass an examination with flying colours, you do it very successfully. 成绩优异地；出色地 [flaɪ] verb (flew, flown) Phrasal Verbs fly about/around informal ■If ideas, remarks, or accusations are flying about/around, they are passed quickly from one person to another and cause excitement （看法、评论、谴责等）满天飞，四下飞速传播 •All kinds of rumours are flying around about the school closing.有关学校关闭的各种流言满天飞。 [flaɪ] verb (flew, flown)Phrasal Verbs fly at sb/sth ■to attack another person or animal suddenly 突然攻击，扑向（人或动物） •He flew at his brother like a mad thing.他疯了似的扑向他哥哥。 [flaɪ] noun countable INSECT 昆虫 ADVANCED ■a small insect with two wings 蝇；苍蝇 [flaɪ] noun countable TROUSERS 长裤 (UK also flies) ■the opening at the front of a pair of trousers （裤子的）前裆开口，拉锁盖，扭扣盖 •Hey Chris, your fly's undone!嗨，克里斯，你裤子拉链开着呢！ [flaɪ] noun countable FISHING 钓鱼 ■a hook (= curved piece of wire) with coloured threads fastened to it, fixed to the end of a fishing line to attract fish （作钓饵的）假蝇钓钩 [flaɪ] noun countable TENT 帐篷 mainly US for flysheet [flaɪ] noun countable drop like flies informal ■If people are dropping like flies they are dying or falling down in large numbers 大批死去；成批倒下 •The heat was overwhelming and people were dropping like flies.酷暑难当，人们纷纷病倒。 ■to stop doing an activity in large numbers 纷纷停止做（某事）•There used to be over twenty of us in our aerobics class but they're dropping like flies.过去我们的有氧健身班有20多个人，但是现在很多人都退出了。 [flaɪ] noun countable fly in the ointment informal ■a single thing or person that is spoiling a situation which could have been very positive or enjoyable 美中不足之处；令人扫兴的东西（或人） •I'm looking forward to Sunday, the only fly in the ointment being the fact that I shall have to sit next to my mother-in-law.我期待着星期日的到来，唯一令人不快的是，到时我必须坐在岳母旁边。 [flaɪ] noun countable fly on the wall ■If you say that you would like to be a fly on the wall on an occasion, you mean that you would like to hear what will be said or see what will happen while not being noticed 暗中偷听者；暗中观察者 •I'd love to be a fly on the wall when those two get home!我想暗中听听那两人回到家说些甚么！ ⇒ See also fly-on-the-wall[flaɪ] noun countable no flies on sb ■If you say there are no flies on someone, you mean that they cannot easily be deceived. （某人）很精明，不会轻易上当受骗 [flaɪ] noun countable wouldn't harm/hurt a fly informal ■If you say that someone wouldn't harm/hurt a fly, you mean they are gentle and would not do anything to injure or offend anyone. 连一只苍蝇都不肯伤害；心地善良 |
| 随便看 |
101BT英语在线翻译词典收录了36528条英语词汇在线翻译词条，基本涵盖了全部常用英语词汇的中英文双语翻译及用法，是英语学习的有利工具。