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1 flying
{'flaiiŋ}
I. 1. хвърчащ, летящ
FLYING man ав. летец
2. летателен
3. развяващ се (за знаме)
4. много бърз
5. понесен във въздуха
FLYING jump сп. скок със засилване
6. много кратък (за гостуване)
7. висящ, подвижен, неприкрепен
FLYING scaffold (ing) стр. висящо скелe
II. 1. ав. хвърчене, летене, авиация, въздухоплаване
FLYING suit авиаторско облекло
2. изгаряне (на бушон и пр.), изпускане (на искри), избухване (на снаряд и пр.)
3. бягство
4. развяване (на знаме)* * *{'flaiin} a 1. хвърчащ, летящ; flying man ав. летец; 2. летателен; (2) {'flaiin} n 1. ав. хвърчене, летене; авиация, въздухоплава* * *хвърчене; хвърчащ; авиация; бягство; въздухоплаване; развяващ се; развяване; летене; летящ; люлеещ се; летателен;* * *1. flying jump сп. скок със засилване 2. flying man ав. летец 3. flying scaffold (ing) стр. висящо скелe 4. flying suit авиаторско облекло 5. i. хвърчащ, летящ 6. ii. ав. хвърчене, летене, авиация, въздухоплаване 7. бягство 8. висящ, подвижен, неприкрепен 9. изгаряне (на бушон и пр.), изпускане (на искри), избухване (на снаряд и пр.) 10. летателен 11. много бърз 12. много кратък (за гостуване) 13. понесен във въздуха 14. развяване (на знаме) 15. развяващ се (за знаме)* * *flying[´flaiiʃ] I. adj 1. хвърчащ, летящ, който хвърчи (лети); \flying man ав. летец; \flying corps ав. воен. военновъздушни сили, въздушни войски; 2. летателен; 3. развяващ се; \flying hair развята коса; with \flying colours прен. победоносно, много успешно, блестящо; 4. много бърз; \flying column воен. летящ отряд; to take a \flying shot at стрелям (по птица и пр.) във въздуха; \flying squadron воен. мор. ескадра от бързоходни кораби; ав. ескадрила; 5. понесен във въздуха; \flying jump сп. скок със засилване; \flying start сп. летящ старт; to get off to ( make) a \flying start тръгвам (стартирам) успешно, започвам добре (и прен.); 6. много кратък; to pay a \flying visit to London прескачам до Лондон; 7. висящ, подвижен, свободен, неприкрепен, люлеещ се; \flying jib леко платно пред носа на кораба; \flying scаffold( ing) строит. висящо скеле; 8. бягащ; II. n 1. летене, хвърчене; полет; авиация, въздухоплаване; advanced \flying висш пилотаж; low-level \flying бръснещ полет; performance \flying изпитателен полет; \flying suit авиаторско облекло; \flying school летателна школа; 2. изгаряне (на бушони и пр.); изпускане, отхвръкване (на искри); избухване (на снаряд и пр.); 3. бягство; 4. пускане (на сокол, при лов; на хвърчило); 5. развяване (на знаме).
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