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1) ( двигаться по воздуху) fly2) (сов. пролете́ть) ( стремительно двигаться) rush along; flit, dart; ( о лодке) skim along; ( о машине) tear alongлете́ть стрело́й — fly / go like an arrow from the bow
3) ( о времени) fly, flit byа́кции летя́т вниз — shares / stocks are dropping
5) разг. (сов. полете́ть) ( нарушаться - о планах) flop, fall flat, come a cropper; blow up in one's face идиом.все мои́ пла́ны полете́ли — all my plans blew up in my face
6) разг. (сов. полете́ть) (ломаться - о приборах и т.п.) break down, collapse, go / fall to pieces; conk out, go kaput [-'pʊt] slпредохрани́тель полете́л — the fuse has blown
••лете́ть на всех пара́х — run at full tilt; rip the air
лете́ть к чёрту [ко всем чертя́м, к чертя́м соба́чьим, к чёртовой ба́бушке, в тартарары́] — ≈ go to the dogs, go to rack and ruin; go to pot, go to hell in a handbasket
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