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flying

/flahy-ing/US // ˈflaɪ ɪŋ //UK // (ˈflaɪɪŋ) //

飞行,飞行的,飞行的方式

Related Words

floating浮动,浮动的,漂浮,漂浮的aerial航拍,空运,航行,空中soaring高涨的,高昂的,高扬,高扬的express表示mobile手机,移动,流动,移动式fleet舰队,车队,车车队,机队swooping俯冲,俯冲式,俯卧撑,俯冲的drifting漂移,漂泊,漂流,漂移的zooming缩放,放大,变焦,缩放比例gliding滑翔,滑行,滑翔运动,滑翔机plumed翎毛,羽毛状,羽毛状的,翎子waving挥手,挥舞着,挥挥手,挥舞streaming流媒体,分流,流水线,流动性hovering徘徊,悬停,徘徊不前,徘徊的flapping拍打,拍打声,扇动,拍打的winging翅膀,有翼的,翅片,有翼fluttering飘扬的,飘飘然,飘动的,翩翩起舞mercurial水银泻地式,水银泻地,水银,水银色的speedy迅速的,快速的,迅速,快速aeronautical气象,气象学,气象方面,气功

Definitions

adj.形容词 adjective
  1. 1
    • : making flight or passing through the air; that flies: a flying insect; an unidentified flying object.
    • : floating, fluttering, waving, hanging, or moving freely in the air: flying banners; flying hair.
    • : extending through the air.
    • : moving swiftly.
    • : made while moving swiftly: a flying leap.
    • : very hasty or brief; fleeting or transitory: a flying visit; a flying remark.
    • : designed or organized for swift movement or action.
    • : fleeing, running away, or taking flight: They pursued the flying enemy.
    • : Nautical. having none of its edges fastened to spars or stays.
n.名词 noun
  1. 1
    • : the act of moving through the air on wings; flight.
adv.副词 adverb
  1. 1
    • : Nautical. without being fastened to a yard, stay, or the like: a sail set flying.

Synonyms & Antonyms

adj.in the air, winged
Synonyms
aerial航拍,空运,航行,空中floating浮动,浮动的,漂浮,漂浮的soaring高涨的,高昂的,高扬,高扬的drifting漂移,漂泊,漂流,漂移的express表示flapping拍打,拍打声,扇动,拍打的fleet舰队,车队,车车队,机队fluttering飘扬的,飘飘然,飘动的,翩翩起舞gliding滑翔,滑行,滑翔运动,滑翔机hovering徘徊,悬停,徘徊不前,徘徊的mobile手机,移动,流动,移动式plumed翎毛,羽毛状,羽毛状的,翎子streaming流媒体,分流,流水线,流动性waving挥手,挥舞着,挥挥手,挥舞winging翅膀,有翼的,翅片,有翼zooming缩放,放大,变焦,缩放比例aeronautical气象,气象学,气象方面,气功airborne机载,空运,空中,空降兵avian禽类,鸟类,禽鸟,鸟人mercurial水银泻地式,水银泻地,水银,水银色的on the wing翼上,翅膀上,翅膀上的,翼上的speedy迅速的,快速的,迅速,快速volant挥发,挥发性,挥霍,挥发者volar沃尔玛,沃尔沃,沃尔沃特,伏尔加volitant挥发性,挥发性的,挥发者,挥洒自如

Examples

  • Road trips and domestic travel have largely superseded flying and international travel.

  • Mention drones and Amazon in the same breath, and most people will immediately think of the company’s grand plans for aerial delivery or maybe ill-advised late-night internet purchases involving the latest consumer flying machines.

  • Believe me, we would be seeing super-spreading events if flying wasn’t safe.

  • The International Air Transport Association has warned that long-distance flying will take years to return to 2019 levels and has urged countries to unify travel rules to speed the comeback.

  • It was clear in Rachel Daly’s brace and goal-line save, in Shea Groom’s superhero-like, flying header or her back-heel assist on Kristie Mewis’s goal against the Utah Royals.

  • That ground hold was to stop you flying through weather that could kill you and everyone else aboard.

  • The copilot on Flight 8501 was Remi Emmanuel Piesel, 46, who despite his age had just 2,275 hours of flying experience.

  • Inevitably, the old visceral “hands-on” flying skills, no longer much employed by pilots, have atrophied like an unused limb.

  • The “pilot flying” was more probably the far less experienced copilot.

  • One report has the AirAsia Airbus flying at a speed very close to what would trigger a low speed stall.

  • I asked him to tell me how he produced a certain effect he makes in his arrangement of the ballad in Wagner's Flying Dutchman.

  • These Eskimos were very fond of kite-flying, for its own sake, without reference to utility!

  • Pretty well for "a cross between an Astley's chariot, a flying machine and a treadmill."

  • I've seen just enough of flying fishes to hanker after Mandalay, just enough of Spaniards to long for a sight of Spain.

  • The graceful flying-fish, like a fair white bird, goes glancing above the blue magnificence of the tropical seas.

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