English
Spanish
flew [Am flu, Brit fluː] past
fly
I. flee <pt & pp fled> [Am fli, Brit fliː] VB intr
- flee
- huir
- flee
- escapar
- flee
- darse a la fuga
- to flee from sb/sth
- huir or escapar de alguien/algo
- to flee to sth/sb they fled to safety/shelter
- corrieron a ponerse a salvo/a refugiarse
- the little girl fled to her mother
- la niña corrió hacia su madre
II. flee <pt & pp fled> [Am fli, Brit fliː] VB trans
flee place/person/danger:
- flee
- huir de
- to flee the country
- huir del país
- we flew to México via Miami
- volamos a México vía Miami
Spanish
English
- pasó como un ciclón
- she rushed o flew past
- la bandera ondeaba al viento
- the flag flew o fluttered in the wind
- volamos a México vía Miami
- we flew to Mexico via Miami
- pasó revoloteando
- it flew o fluttered past
- el disparo produjo un revuelo de palomas
- a mass o cloud of pigeons flew up when the shot was fired
- le dio un arrebato y se puso a dar patadas
- he flew into a rage and started kicking them
- al oírlo, montó en cólera
- he was enraged o he became furious o he flew into a rage when he heard it
English
Spanish
flew [flu:]
flew pp, pt of fly
fly2 [flaɪ] N
fly (insect):
- fly
- mosca f
Phrases:
- he wouldn't harm a fly
- sería incapaz de matar una mosca
- to drop (off) [or die] like flies inf
- caer como moscas
- a fly in the ointment
- la única pega
I. fly1 [flaɪ] flew, flown VB intr
1. fly through air:
- fly
- volar
- fly (travel by aircraft)
- viajar en avión
2. fly (move rapidly):
- fly
- lanzarse
- to fly at sb
- precipitarse sobre alguien
3. fly (leave):
- fly
- salir corriendo
Phrases:
- to fly high Am
- volar muy alto
II. fly1 [flaɪ] flew, flown VB trans
1. fly (aircraft):
- fly
- pilotar
2. fly (make move through air):
- fly
- hacer volar
- to fly a flag
- enarbolar una bandera
- to fly a kite
- hacer volar una cometa
I. flee [fli:] VB trans fled (run away from)
- flee
- huir de
II. flee [fli:] VB intr (run away)
- flee
- escaparse
- flee liter
- desaparecer
Spanish
English
- salió volando una muchedumbre de pájaros
- a flock of birds flew off
- huir de la quema fig
- to flee from danger
- marcharse
- to flee
- marcharse del país
- to flee the country
- fugarse
- to flee
- huir
- to flee
- refugiarse de algo
- to flee from sth
- el avión pasó por encima de los Pirineos
- the plane flew over the Pyrenees
English
Spanish
flew [flu]
flew pp, pt of fly
fly2 [flaɪ] N
fly (insect):
- fly
- mosca f
Phrases:
- he wouldn't harm a fly
- sería incapaz de matar una mosca
- to drop (off) [or die] like flies inf
- caer como moscas
- a fly in the ointment
- la única pega
I. fly1 <flew, flown> [flaɪ] VB intr
1. fly through air:
- fly
- volar
- fly (travel by aircraft)
- viajar en avión
2. fly (move rapidly):
- fly
- lanzarse
- to fly at sb
- precipitarse sobre alguien
3. fly inf (leave):
- fly
- salir corriendo
Phrases:
- to fly high
- volar muy alto
II. fly1 <flew, flown> [flaɪ] VB trans
1. fly (aircraft):
- fly
- pilotar
2. fly (make move through air):
- fly
- hacer volar
- to fly a flag
- enarbolar una bandera
- to fly a kite
- hacer volar una cometa
I. flee <fled> [fli] VB trans (run away from)
- flee
- huir de
II. flee <fled> [fli] VB intr (run away)
- flee
- escaparse
- flee liter
- desaparecer
Spanish
English
- salió volando una muchedumbre de pájaros
- a flock of birds flew off
- huir de la quema fig
- to flee from danger
- marchar
- to flee
- marcharse del país
- to flee the country
- fugarse
- to flee
- refugiarse de algo
- to flee from sth
- huir
- to flee
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