Fly across Meaning in English

expression

US

ˈfɫaɪ/ /əˈkɹɔs

FLY uh-KRAWS

UK

flˈaɪ/ /əkɹˈɒs

fly uh-KROSS

परिभाषा

To travel through the air from one side of something to the other, usually by airplane, bird, or other flying object.

उपयोग और बारीकियां

'Fly across' is most often used with locations like 'the Atlantic', 'the country', or 'the sky'. It is usually used literally, but in stories, can be metaphorical. Not interchangeable with 'fly over' (which means to pass above something, not necessarily from one side to the other). Common with 'birds', 'planes', 'insects'.

• Spanish: volar a través de - volar por encima de
• Portuguese (BR): voar através de - voar por cima de
• Portuguese (PT): voar através de - voar por cima de
• Chinese (Simplified): 飞越 - 飞过
• Chinese (Traditional): 飛越 - 飛過
• Hindi: पार उड़ना
• Arabic: يَطير عبر - يحلق فوق
• Bengali: উড়ে পেরোনো - উপর দিয়ে উড়ে যাওয়া
• Russian: перелететь через - пролететь над
• Japanese: 〜を飛び越える - 〜の上を飛ぶ
• Vietnamese: bay qua - bay vượt qua
• Korean: 건너서 날다 - 위를 날다
• Turkish: üzerinden uçmak - karşıya uçmak
• Urdu: اُڑ کر پار کرنا
• Indonesian: bayang melintasi - terbang di atas

उदाहरण वाक्य

Birds fly across the sky every morning.

basic

We will fly across the country to visit grandma.

basic

Planes fly across the Atlantic Ocean every day.

basic

I wish I could just fly across the world and see you right now.

natural

Did you see that butterfly fly across the garden just now?

natural

After takeoff, we could see clouds as we flew across the mountains.

natural