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flyer [ˈflaɪəʳ, Am -ɚ] N

1. flyer (leaflet):

flyer
ulotka f

2. flyer (pilot):

flyer
pilot m

fly1 [flaɪ] N

fly2 [flaɪ] N Brit (part of trousers)

I . fly3 <flew, flown> [flaɪ] VB intr

5. fly (pass):

II . fly3 <flew, flown> [flaɪ] VB trans

1. fly airline, class:

fly

2. fly (cross):

fly

3. fly (carry by air):

fly

crane fly N ZOOL

fly leaf N JOURN

fruit fly N

tsetse fly [ˈtetsi-, Am ˈtsetsi-] N ZOOL

tzetze fly N

tzetze fly → tsetse fly

See also tsetse fly

tsetse fly [ˈtetsi-, Am ˈtsetsi-] N ZOOL

fly-by-night ADJ pej inf

Usage examples with flyer

she's a frequent flyer

Monolingual examples (not verified by PONS Editors)

English
The heavy flyer caused the spindle to vibrate, and the yarn snarled every time the frame was stopped.
en.wikipedia.org
Accruing the frequent-flyer miles that the airline granted to his cello.
consumerist.com
I printed a flyer for him and hid it in his inside pocket of a new coat he also got - and his reaction was priceless!
www.dailyecho.co.uk
It traumatised the former high-flyer, according to friends.
www.smh.com.au
Another complaint was about the constantly changing terms and conditions of frequent-flyer programs.
www.afr.com
You could say he is a bit of a high-flyer.
www.belfasttelegraph.co.uk
The flyer must control their own weight by keeping their abdominal muscles tight to stabilize the spinal column while in the air.
en.wikipedia.org
He pays for it like he pays for everything: with a sliver of his gargantuan cache of frequent-flyer miles that grows only bigger by the day.
www.rollingstone.com
What happens when a former political high-flyer teams up with well-known financial guru to attempt a career reboot?
www.thejournal.ie
A skilled flyer, the western jackdaw can manoeuvre tightly as well as tumble and glide.
en.wikipedia.org

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