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fly on

 

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Verb fly on has 1 sense
  1. fly on - continue flying
    --1 is one way to
    fly, wing
    Sample sentences:
    Something ----s
    Somebody ----s

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Fly On

Description:

Fly on, as a phrasal verb, can be used in several different ways. It can refer to a small flying insect, an uninvited guest, or a person who is always present but remains inconspicuous. Additionally, "fly on" can also mean to travel by airplane or move swiftly through the air.

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Senses and Usages:

Sense 1: Small Flying Insect

Noun: A fly, often considered a pest and known for buzzing sounds.

Example Sentence: I need to buy a fly swatter to get rid of the annoying flies buzzing around.

Sense 2: Uninvited Guest

Noun: An individual who attends an event or gathering without being invited.

Example Sentence: Jim was annoyed to find a fly on at his birthday party, someone he didn't even know.

Sense 3: Inconspicuous Person

Noun: Someone who is constantly present but remains unnoticed or unseen.

Example Sentence: The shy girl was always a fly on the wall, observing others without actively engaging.

Sense 4: Travel by Airplane

Verb: To journey or move from one place to another using an aircraft.

Example Sentence: They decided to fly on to New York instead of taking a train.

Sense 5: Move Swiftly Through the Air

Verb: To soar or glide smoothly and swiftly through the air.

Example Sentence: The bird spread its wings and flew on, disappearing into the distance.

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