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1 flying adder
flying adderZool libelinha. -
2 flying colours
fly.ing col.ours[flaiiŋ k'∧ləz] n pl 1 bandeiras desfraldadas. 2 fig vitória, bom êxito, sucesso. with flying colours a) a bandeiras despregadas. b) fig vitoriosamente. he came off with flying colours / ele saiu-se otimamente. -
3 flying saucer
(a strange flying object thought possibly to come from another planet.) disco voador* * *fly.ing sau.cer[flaiiŋ s'ɔ:sə] n disco voador.————————flying saucerdisco voador. -
4 flying
fly.ing[fl'aiiŋ] n ato de voar, aviação. • adj 1 voador, voante, volante. 2 flutuante, pendente. 3 muito rápido, veloz. he made a flying start / ele partiu precipitadamente. 4 transitório, breve. a flying visit / visita breve. -
5 Flying Dutchman
Fly.ing Dutch.man[flaiiŋ d'∧tʃmən] n navio-fantasma.————————Flying Dutchmannavio fantasma. -
6 flying jib
fly.ing jib[flaiiŋ dʒ'ib] n Naut giba.————————flying jibNaut giba (vela). -
7 flying squad
fly.ing squad[fl'aiiŋ skwɔd] n rádio-patrulha.————————flying squadpelotão volante (de polícia). -
8 flying visit
(a very short, often unexpected, visit: She paid her mother a flying visit.) visita rápida -
9 flying saucer
(a strange flying object thought possibly to come from another planet.) disco voador -
10 flying visit
(a very short, often unexpected, visit: She paid her mother a flying visit.) visita rápida -
11 flying accident
fly.ing ac.ci.dent[fl'aiiŋ æksidənt] n acidente de aviação. -
12 flying army
fly.ing ar.my[flaiiŋ 'a:mi] n exército volante. -
13 flying boat
fly.ing boat[fl'aiiŋ bout] n hidravião, hidroplano. -
14 flying bomb
fly.ing bomb[fl'aiiŋ bɔm] n bomba voadora. -
15 flying boxcar
fly.ing box.car[flaiiŋ b'ɔkska:] n coll grande avião de carga. -
16 flying bridge
fly.ing bridge[fl'aiiŋ bridʒ] n ponte volante. -
17 flying buttress
fly.ing but.tress[fl'aiiŋ b∧tris] n Archit arcobotante, botaréu. -
18 flying column
fly.ing col.umn[flaiiŋ k'ɔləm] n coluna móvel. -
19 flying doctor
fly.ing doc.tor[flaiiŋ d'ɔktə] n Austr médico voador. -
20 flying dog
fly.ing dog[flaiiŋ d'ɔg] n Zool espécie de morcego.
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