飞
fly; move quickly; volatilize
Meanings
7 senses · 35 examplesverb
fly (of birds, insects, etc.)
Used specifically for birds, insects, and other creatures that fly by flapping wings.
The little bird flew away.
Butterflies are flying and dancing in the garden.
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The locust plague affected this year's harvest.
That bird flew down from the tree.
Bees are flying back and forth among the flowers.
verb
fly (using aircraft, etc.)
Used for aircraft, rockets, and other mechanical devices that fly.
The plane flies to Shanghai tomorrow.
He dreams of becoming a pilot.
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The rocket successfully flew into space.
This plane can fly ten thousand kilometers.
They plan to fly to Europe for a trip next month.
verb
float in the air
Used for clouds, snowflakes, and other things that float in the air.
White clouds are floating in the sky.
Winter has come, and snowflakes are starting to fall.
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Sand is flying in the wind, making it hard to see the road.
Dandelion seeds scatter with the wind.
Weather with flying sand and stones is very dangerous.
adjective
fly; move very quickly
Used as an adjective to describe very fast movement.
He ran飞快 to school.
Prices are skyrocketing, making life very stressful.
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Time flies; we should cherish every day.
He finished his homework very quickly.
The car sped by, kicking up a cloud of dust.
verb
volatilize; evaporate
Used for liquids or solids that turn into vapor and disappear.
Put the lid on the bottle to prevent the fragrance from evaporating.
Camphor will evaporate completely if left for a long time.
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Alcohol evaporates easily and should be stored in a sealed container.
The scent of the perfume很快 evaporated.
This liquid will volatilize at high temperatures.
adjective
unexpected; groundless
Used to describe things that are unexpected or groundless.
He suffered an unexpected disaster.
Don't believe those groundless rumors.
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This unexpected disaster made him lose everything.
He was injured by an unexpected accident.
These groundless rumors have no basis and can be ignored.
noun
surname Fei
nameUsed as a surname.
His surname is Fei, and his given name is Feixiang.
Mr. Fei is our new teacher.
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There are three people in the Fei family.
I don't know the origin of the surname Fei.
The surname Fei is not very common in China.