Usage of "fly-by" | TermGallery

A flight at a low altitude (usually of military aircraft) over spectators on the ground.

Ús de fly-by en anglès

The point is, this no longer looks like a fly-by-night hustle job. 
 Wired 

The biennial fly-by of the planet Mars is causing quite a stir. 
 The Irish Times 

Because out here so many fly-by-night things happen-andthere's all this hoopla. 
 The new yorker 

I warmed to the room at once, I liked its fly-by-night look. 
 Breakfast at Tiffany's 

The Superjet 100 is a modern design with fly-by-wire control systems. 
 Wired 

And, God knows, Will had plenty of experience with fly-by-night ideas. 
 East of eden 

Kelly, Reza, the rest of you; we're only going to make one fly-by. 
 The Reality Dysfunction 

But are these conscious nightclubs a nascent trend or just another fly-by-night fad? 
 The Guardian 

I, um, hired some fly-by-night private investigator to check out Clark. 
 Running scared 

The bike features fly-by-wire throttle and controls modeled after those in an F16. 
 Wired 

The visual feast that poured back from that fly-by was stunning. 
 The Irish Times 

Smaller, fly-by-night outfits and new companies connected with the Syrian government are more active. 
 Reuters 

Sean Oldfield, chief executive of Castle Trust, says: We are not a fly-by-night operation. 
 The Guardian 

They were approaching the south end of the landing strip on their third fly-by. 
 Carrion comfort 

But the fly-by-nights move too fast to be easily caught. 
 Immortality Inc. 

But to control that power, Bell Helicopter will use fly-by-wire technology for the first time. 
 Wired 

Fly-by a través del temps

Significats de fly-by en anglès