flying
flying 英 [ˈflaɪɪŋ] 美 [ˈflaɪɪŋ]
adj. 飞行的 n. 飞行 v. 飞（fly的ing形式）
名词复数:flyings
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- adj. 飞行的
- n. 飞行
- v. 飞（fly的ing形式）
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1. I have never liked flying by night.
我从不喜欢夜间飞行。
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2. The stresses caused by flying too fast could peel the wings from the sailplane.
飞行过快而引起的应力会使滑翔机的机翼脱落。
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3. The fighting planes,flying in formation, one by one, peeled away to left and right.
编队飞行的战斗机一架架地向左右两边飞离编队。
- flying (adj.) early 15c., replacing forms from Old English fleogende "flying, winged;" present-participle adjective from fly (v.1). The meaning "attached so as to have freedom of movement" (1670s) is the source of the nautical use (flying jib, etc.). Meaning "designed for rapid movement" (especially in military terms, e.g. flying camp) is from 1660s; meaning "passing, hasty, temporary, rapidly constructed" is from 1763.
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