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Meanings of flying in English
Usage of flying in English
1
The threats are flying thick and fast in the South China Sea.
2
However, my military flying hours do still count towards my overall experience.
3
Yet it is something I don't believe I can ever change: flying.
4
Earlier, Turkish Dogan news agency said it was flying a Bermudan flag.
5
Good, now imagine that we're two great birds flying over the forest.
6
Basically, I just use the flying R2 as an example of forces.
7
New Zealand aid resumes The air force resumed flying to Vanuatu today.
8
The Boeing 747 was flying over the North Sea at the time.
9
We are flying home tomorrow after 19 days in this wonderful country.
10
Officials said more than 20 police officers were injured by flying stones.
11
Expect mass protests and the flying of the Trump baby blimp today.
12
Cane will stay in South Africa for the week before flying home.
13
The couple considered flying home to Spain but ultimately decided against it.
14
Six minutes later, the blue BMW Series Five came flying past Gould.
15
We saw Knights Eternal flying north not an hour ago, carrying cargo.
16
Paolo persuaded the local police to place a ban on low-flying helicopters.
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Australia
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New Zealand
Common
South Africa
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