flew

1.fly(飞)的过去式

1.to use wings to move through the air

2.to travel by plane; if an airplane flies, it moves through the air; to control a plane when it is in the air; to take people or goods somewhere by plane; to use a particular company or travel in a particular class when you are traveling by plane; to go across an area of water or land in a plane

3.to move very fast through the air; to move or go very quickly

4.if time flies, it seems to pass very quickly

5.if you fly a flag, or if it flies, it is on the top of a pole or building; if you fly a kite, or if it flies, you hold it on the end of a long piece of string and it blows around in the wind

6.to be blown around in the wind

7.if ideas or opinions are flying, people are talking about them a lot

8.if an idea or a statement flies, people accept or approve of it

9.to leave a place suddenly in order to escape from a difficult or dangerous situation

10.to hit a fly ball in baseball

1.a common small insect with wings. Flies eat food, are often found near garbage, and are responsible for spreading many diseases

2.the opening at the front of a pair of pants that is fastened with buttons or a zipper. The British word is flies

3.a small hook made to look like an insect, fixed to the end of a fishing line and used for catching fish

4.a fly ball

5.a flysheet for a tent