"fly" nach Englisch mit Beispielen - Kollokationen-Wörterbuch Englisch

fly Verb

Verb + fly

Kolokacji: 41

begin flying • come flying • go flying • start flying • learn to fly • plan to fly • continue to fly • allow to fly • try to fly • want to fly • ...

fly + Präposition

Kolokacji: 67

fly over • fly into • fly out • fly off • fly through • fly across • fly around • fly down • fly above • fly toward • fly up • ...

häufige Kollokationen

Kolokacji: 49

1. fly to = poleć fly to

flown to

2. fly over = przeleć fly over

flown over

3. fly into = wleć fly into

flown into

4. fly through = poleć całkowicie fly through

flown through

5. fly out = wylatywać, odlatywać fly out

flown out

6. fly across = poleć wszerz fly across

flown across

7. fly off = odlecieć, odpaść fly off

flown off

8. fly around = latać dookoła fly around

flown around

9. fly above = poleć wyżej fly above

flown above

10. fly toward = lecieć w kierunku fly toward

flown toward

11. fly down = sfruń fly down

flown down

12. fly towards = lecieć w kierunku fly towards

13. fly past = mucha przeszłość fly past

flown past

14. fly aboard = poleć na pokładzie fly aboard

flown aboard

15. fly from = poleć fly from

flown from

16. fly under = poleć poniżej fly under

flown under

17. fly up = unieść się, polecieć w górę, wzlatywać fly up

flown up

18. fly without = poleć na zewnątrz fly without

flown without

19. fly along = poleć wzdłuż fly along

flown along

20. fly at = rzuć się fly at

flown at

21. fly by = szybko mijać (o czasie) fly by

flown by

22. fly between = poleć pośrodku fly between

flown between

23. fly against = lecieć przeciwko fly against

flown against

24. fly until = lecieć do czasu gdy fly until

flown until

25. fly in = przylecieć, przywozić drogą lotniczą fly in

flown in

Both parents care for the young, who are able to fly in less than a month.
They, were flying back to Texas in two or three days.
They will be the first people from their countries to fly in space.
He might be ready to fly in another two weeks.
The student is usually up and flying in no time.
I mean all them big things flying around in the air?
The result may seem to fly in the face of common sense.
A 172 taking off, or more likely, just flying in the area.
"A guy flying out of the black in this day and age is a whole different thing."
I do not know who would want to fly in such conditions.