Sommario
fly {sostantivo}
mucha · rozporek · poła · latanie · ucieczka
fly {aggettivo}
szybki · przebiegły · wartki · szybkie · szybka · zamek błyskawiczny
to fly {verbo}
śpieszyć się · fruwać · latać · lecieć · uciekać · pilotować · pierzchać · śpieszyć · przelatywać
Traduzione inglese-polacco per "Fly"
"Fly" traduzione polacco
Fly {sostantivo}
Back home, you command about as much respect as a fly on dog shit!
Each chamber in these two vertical stacks contains one fly.
(Laughter) Because I've heard a fly in pain.
Whenever a fly reaches the midpoint of the chamber where the two odor streams meet, it has to make a decision.
In other words, the fly should learn from mistakes that it thought it had made but, in reality, it had not made.
fly {sostantivo}
Back home, you command about as much respect as a fly on dog shit!
Each chamber in these two vertical stacks contains one fly.
(Laughter) Because I've heard a fly in pain.
Whenever a fly reaches the midpoint of the chamber where the two odor streams meet, it has to make a decision.
In other words, the fly should learn from mistakes that it thought it had made but, in reality, it had not made.
It is a dream of mankind to fly like a bird.
Since time immemorial, the law had said, you can't fly over the land without permission of the landowner, so this flight must stop.
I think to fly...
fly {aggettivo}
I've called this vehicle, generically, a volantor, after the Latin word "volant," meaning, to fly in a light, nimble manner.
fly {agg.} (anche: artful, astute, shrewd, cunning)
fly {agg.}
to fly {verbo}
to fly [flew|flown] {v.} (anche: to go fast, to hurry, to rush, to speed)
to fly [flew|flown] {v.} (anche: to flit)
We're gonna make these babies fly!
to fly [flew|flown] {v.}
As you can tell, you need to be a robot to fly this thing for thousands of hours.
After all, if you can fly like that, why are you going to drive around on a highway?
Well, if you want to fly, it's good that you look at birds -- to be inspired by birds.
PM: Yeah, the house lights and we'll see you all better and be able to fly the plane better.
Because the fur-to-wingspan ratio of the bumblebee is far too large for it to be able to fly.
to fly [flew|flown] {v.} (anche: to run, to skitter)
We have to fly at a special incline in order to make the measurements.
To fly south in the winter and north when it gets warm?"
And I started to argue. ~~~ I said, "I'm not going to do that. ~~~ We don't have enough gas to fly so slow."
They've come to stay? (Laughter) It's like the DNA of a goose is to fly south in the winter, right? ~~~ I said that.
Then again I lifted up mine eyes, and saw, and, behold, a flying roll.
to fly [flew|flown] {v.} (anche: to flee, to run, to defect, to slip by)
to fly [flew|flown] {v.} (anche: to navigate, to pilot, to guide)
to fly [flew|flown] {v.} (anche: to flee)
to fly [flew|flown] {v.} (anche: to hurry, to hasten, to speed)
to fly
Perseus flying to the rescue of Andromeda.
to fly [flew|flown] {v.} (anche: to go through)
In 1990, I was in Cambridge, U.K. to receive a prize from the university, and three days later, a pilot was flying over the landscape and found this thing.