fly across (something)

To traverse a place or area by plane. I live in California, but the rest of my family is in New York, so I've flown across the country many times.

fly across something

[for a bird or a plane] to move in the air across something. A bird flew across the open area in the forest. A large jet flew across the clear blue sky.

词组	fly across (something)
释义	fly across (something) fly across (something) To traverse a place or area by plane. I live in California, but the rest of my family is in New York, so I've flown across the country many times. See also: across, fly Farlex Dictionary of Idioms. fly across something [for a bird or a plane] to move in the air across something. A bird flew across the open area in the forest. A large jet flew across the clear blue sky. See also: across, fly McGraw-Hill Dictionary of American Idioms and Phrasal Verbs. See also: fly across walk across walk across (something or some place) sled across (something) go across go across (something) to (someone or something) go across to jump across fly from (someone or something) to (some place) fly from (someone or something)
随便看	strapping strap (someone or something) onto (someone or something) strap (someone or something) with (something) strap someone with someone or something strap the (old) feedbag on strap up straw strawberry straw boss straw in the wind straw man straw poll straws in (one's) hair straw(s) in the wind straws in your hair straw that stirs the drink straw vote stray Straya stray in stray into (some place) stray on stray onto stray onto (some place) stray round