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fly on

/flaɪ ɒn/

Traduction: Verbe à particule utilisé pour indiquer la poursuite d'un vol ou d'un déplacement dans les airs, souvent employé de manière métaphorique pour signifier une progression rapide ou fluide.

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/flaɪ ɒn/B2formal
  • frVerbe à particule utilisé pour indiquer la poursuite d'un vol ou d'un déplacement dans les airs, souvent employé de manière métaphorique pour signifier une progression rapide ou fluide.

A phrasal verb used to indicate the act of continuing to fly or moving forward through the air, often used metaphorically to mean progressing quickly or smoothly.

indénombrable · verbe irrégulier · intransitif · phrasal, sans objet

  1. Continue flyingformal

    To continue moving through the air, especially after a pause or interruption.

    frpoursuivre le vol

    • The pilot announced they would fly on to the next city.
    • After refueling, the plane flew on towards its destination.
    • The birds flew on despite the strong wind.

    Synonymespress on

    Antonymeslandlanding

  2. Proceed quicklyinformal

    To continue or move forward with speed or urgency.

    frfiler rapidement

    • Time seems to fly on when you're having fun.
    • The project flew on after the initial delays were resolved.
    • He flew on with his work, ignoring the distractions.

    Synonymesboltdashhurryracerushspeedtearzoom

    Antonymeshaltlagpauseslowstop

Formes
  • flown on past participle
  • flew on past simple
  • flying on present participle
  • flies on third person singular

Verbe de basefly

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