Questions about example sentences with, and the definition and usage of "Fly"

A: I would say so. It means that he's an exceedingly kind person, so kind that he would not hurt even flies.

A: An eavesdropper, someone who is secretly listening to a conversation.

A: I think you mean “when _P_ig_S_ fly.” “B” is voiced; “P” is not. “When pigs fly” means “never.”

A: So it's a little joke. It's asking why the fly, which is a bug, was flying in the air, which is a verb. It flew because the spider (the bug) spied her (which sounds like spider). The spider saw the fly, so the fly flew away.

A: Meaning: a single thing or person that is spoiling a situation that could have been very positive or enjoyable:

Ex: I'm looking forward to Sunday, the only fly in the ointment being the fact that I'll have to sit next to my mother-in-law.

A: Intransitive (An intransitive verb does not have an object directly. Instead, An intransitive verb can be followed by a preposition):
1.The planes flew through the clouds...
2.The bird flew away.
3.She flew to their bedsides when they were ill...
4.I flew downstairs...

Transitive (A transitive verb has a direct object.):
1.To fly someone or something somewhere means to take or send them there in an aircraft.
2.It may be possible to fly the women and children out on Thursday...
3.The relief supplies are being flown from a warehouse in Pisa.
4.He flew a small plane to China...

A: fly fishing is a type (kind) of fishing. in which a person uses a special kind of rod and reel. the fly is attached to the line yes.

A: ew there's a bug on your food.
oh, it's just a common fly.

is that a bee?
no just a common fly.

is that kid super cool?
no he's just common fly.

A: Fly off the handle - salirse de sus casillas
Every time I ask him where he’s been he flies of the handle
My boss flies off the handle when I’m late for work
Don’t fly off the handle because you are not getting your way!

A: 1. "I'm planning to fly out to Los Angeles tomorrow."
2. "How are you going to get there?" "I'm flying out/I'll fly out."

3. "What airport do you fly out of?"

A: fly in the sky は、なんか、空にふらっと飛ぶ。
fly across the sky は、空にポイントAからポイントBまでの移動。

A: Lol, nothing. I guess to say land at, you'd probably name the airport where you're landing.

We're flying into Tokyo. We're landing at Haneda.

You could also say we're flying into Narita. But you wouldn't say we're landing at Tokyo.

A: the bird has wings, and because if the wings, the bird can fly. Similar to an airplame, without wings, it couldn't fly.
There is also an insect that is called a "fly" a fly can fly. like most all insects with wings.

A: Fly 鳥の飛び方、空を飛ぶ
Jump 縄跳びの飛び方、地で飛ぶ

-The little bird is flying in the air.
-Let's go fly a kite.
-My dad flies airplanes around the world.

-The little boy jumped up and down excitedly and waved when he saw his mom come to pick him up from school.
- Jump over the puddle to avoid getting mud on your shoes.
- In dramas, high schoolers jump over the fence to skip school.

A: Flying sounds like flapping wings, soaring is like gliding, but with power making it go forward .

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A: Flying car.

A: A fly on the wall means someone who secretly watches/listens to something. Like they're a fly on the wall and you don't notice them.

A: Be sure to remember articles: "by wearing a VR Goggle."
Also, we naturally say "bird's eye view," rather than "bird eye's perspective."

A: I believe a long fly ball is one that has more horizontal distance, while a deep fly ball has more vertical distance and is higher in the air

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A: Grammatically I think it is correct, but it is a bit weird sentence in itself.

A: Nice! 😂👌