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II . fly1 <flew, flown> [flaɪ] VERBE trans

1. fly (aircraft):

fly

fly2 SUBST

fly (insect):

fly

crane fly <-ies> SUBST

fly-trap SUBST

tsetse fly [ˈtsetsɪflaɪ] SUBST

tzetze fly [ˈtsetsɪflæɪ] SUBST

tzetze fly BIOL → tsetse fly

Voir aussi : tsetse fly

tsetse fly [ˈtsetsɪflaɪ] SUBST

Expressions couramment utilisées avec flown

Exemples monolingues (non-vérifiés par l'équipe de rédaction)

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It has flown at both poles, from the highest peaks, traveled to the depths of the ocean, to the lunar surface, and outer space.
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A relief plane was being flown into the region carrying emergency trauma kits, rubber boots, ropes, clothing, flashlights and medicine.
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More than 1500 kites were flown, which had film's name on them.
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Fifty soldiers and two helicopters were flown in ahead of the ships to survey the disaster area and bring relief work.
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One desire was to make automatically stable aircraft, so they could be flown hands-off to give the pilot observation time.
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An expensive hawk statue that's flown the coop.
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The player can leave the ship and space walk in a space suit, purchase new ships from shipyards, and even capture enemy ships that can be flown by the player.
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Many people fly year-round (weather permitting) and have flown cross-country flights exceeding 75 mi.
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In civil aviation, formation flying is performed at air shows and is also flown for recreation.
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It was first flown in January 1948 and had a top speed of 970 km/h at sea level.
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