to fly

(of planes etc) to fly; flying; flight; aviation

(of an aircraft or rocket) to take off; to lift off; (fig.) (of an enterprise etc) to start to develop rapidly

spaceship; spacecraft; dirigible; airship

pilot; aviator

to circle in the air; to soar

to fly over; to fly past

(Tw) missile; stray bullet

(idiom) to go far away; to flee to a distant place

to fly across; to fly over; to fly past; (literary) (of one's spirits) to soar

bird

flying saucer; frisbee

see 直升機|直升机[zhi2 sheng1 ji1]

Wong Fei-hung (1847-1925), martial arts master

very fast; at lightning speed; (coll.) razor-sharp

flying craft (airplane, drone, missile, balloon, spacecraft, satellite etc)

(of time) to pass quickly; to be fleeting

dragon in flight; (fig.) (literary) person at the height of success

swan goose; (fig.) letter; message

space shuttle

to flutter; to dance in the breeze

darts (game); dart (weapon shaped like a spearhead)

airport; (slang) flat chest; CL:處|处[chu4]

fast-moving vehicle; to drive or ride a vehicle at high speed

airship

spaceship; spacecraft

flying Apsara (Buddhist art)

to leap

moth

Flying Tigers, US airmen in China during World War Two; Hong Kong nickname for police special duties unit

lit. scattered ashes and dispersed smoke (idiom); fig. to be annihilated; to vanish in a puff of smoke

to dash (run fast); to rush; to dart

to rise; to fly upward

hoodlum; hooligan; young rowdy

a throwing knife; fly cutter (machine tool); (coll.) surgeons operating at other hospitals during off-hours

to fly about; to fly hither and thither; to flit; to swarm; to spiral

eagle

air ticket; CL:張|张[zhang1]

Exocet (missile)

flying fish

to splash; to spatter

frisbee

to speed; to rush

UFO (unidentified flying object)

swift; rapidly

to rush around everywhere; always active

roller coaster

to fly out

(of an aircraft) to be grounded