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Meanings of fly in English
A commonly used device for binding the edges of an opening of fabric or other flexible material, like on a garment or a bag.
Usage of fly in English
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However, fly-tipping costs councils and therefore the taxpayer a lot of money.
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The normal infant was able to fly early in its second year.
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Pilots love to fly and public sector workers love helping the public.
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However, the political opposition in the province won't let this one fly.
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OPINION:When you fly along the Mediterranean today, what do you see below?
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The changes would allow swift intervention to tackle fly grazing, said ministers.
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Air Peace: How can Nigerians fly home from South Africa for free?
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The Alaska no-fly order ended today, but the Virginia-based F-22s remain idle.
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Problem being, when the baby and I come home, I'll fly solo.
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Gordon Brown will fly to Copenhagen today, two days earlier than planned.
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So we approached the Health Board and now we fly, she said.
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If that happens, expect her to fly home down the outside late.
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That means we'll need to fly out no later than Thursday morning.
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The birds nest in northern Europe and fly south in the fall.
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I meant to fly home three days ago, but... things got complicated.
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He can let it fly whenever he wants and he's really good.
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Translations for fly
Spanish
Fly through the time
Fly across language varieties
Australia
Common
New Zealand
Common
Canada
Common
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