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1 fly
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2 emprender vuelo
• fly at half mast• fly back• fly low• fly off at a tangent -
3 espantamoscas
• fly press• fly the coop• fly up• fly without motor -
4 levantar el vuelo
• fly at half mast• fly back• fly low• fly off at a tangent• take flight• take what he says with a grain of salt• take with a grain of salt -
5 salir volando
• fly low• fly off at a tangent• fly on• fly out at• hurry off -
6 sobrevuelo
• fly away• fly out• fly past• fly-by-night -
7 volar contra el viento
• fly a plane• fly agaric• fly into a rage• fly low -
8 actividad clandestina
• fly by• fly casting• fly-by-night activity• undercover business -
9 abalanzarse con furia contra
• fly agaric• fly at half mast• rush head-on againstDiccionario Técnico Español-Inglés > abalanzarse con furia contra
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10 abalanzarse sobre
• fly too high• fly whisk• jump at• leap into• leap over• lunge at• lunge on• make a rush at• make a swoop on• pitch into• pounce at• pounce on• pounce upon• rip away• rip current• rip into• rip off• run at• rush at• rush toward• spring at• swoop down on• swoop down upon• swoop upon -
11 agárico
• fly about• fly along• meadow mushroom -
12 alzar el vuelo
• fly at half mast• fly back• get off one's back• get off the hook• take flight• take what he says with a grain of salt• take with a grain of salt -
13 arrebatarse en cólera
• fly in the face of• fly into a temper• lose one's temper -
14 arribar en avión
• fly gallery• fly in flocks -
15 aterrizar
• fly gallery• fly in flocks• land on one's feet• land on the moon• make known• make laugh• touch down -
16 bajar en vuelo
• fly down rapidly• fly-by-night activity -
17 cambiar bruscamente de actitud
• fly net• fly off the handle• go nuts• go off at half cockDiccionario Técnico Español-Inglés > cambiar bruscamente de actitud
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18 cambiar bruscamente de tema
• fly net• fly off the handle• go nuts• go off at half cockDiccionario Técnico Español-Inglés > cambiar bruscamente de tema
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19 de un solo día
• fly back• fly-by-night activity -
20 desaforarse
• fly off• fly on• get carried away• go over to the enemy• go overtime• lose control
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