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  2. 8 mars 2010 · USA English. Mar 8, 2010. #3. Well, "their" is incorrect here, but presuming it reads "HIS fly down" I'm guessing the zipper front of his trousers is in a lowered, i.e. open position, thus leading to the quandary of deciding whether to mention it and be embarrassed or letting said boss find out about it and then realize you didn't tell him.

  3. 21 déc. 2009 · Where do you fly from? (i.e. from which airport do you depart?) Is it: ¿De dónde vuelas? Also, and more common to me: ¿Desde dónde vuelas / sale ...

  4. 11 déc. 2008 · Dec 11, 2008. #1. Hi! Could anybody tell me if it is correct to say. I have a fright to fly in a plane. or would I have to say I have a fright to fly on a plane? I always have problems with prepositions. the same in the sentence: There is a helmet which measures the movements (waves) in my brain or on my brain. Thanks in advance.

  5. 28 sept. 2013 · Florentia52 said: Yes, "I fly a plane" refers only to the pilot. "I fly on a plane" and "I fly by plane" are both correct, though they (and particularly the latter) seems a unnecessary, since if you say you're flying somewhere, most people will presume you're going by plane rather than helicopter, space shuttle, or hot-air balloon. Indeed.

  6. 5 févr. 2012 · il ne s'agit pas d'une expression toute faite mais bien d'avoir des ailes et aller voler dans son nez. L'expression est connue (du moins par certains parmi nous !) en âge de nous souvenir d'une chanson country marrante : May the Bird of Paradise Fly up Your Nose. L'auteur devait penser à cette chanson encore connue en créant cette réplique.

  7. 30 nov. 2011 · Vancouver (Canada) Eng (Canada) Nov 27, 2011. #4. kakun95 said: Hello people, I have some problems to understand ing the meaning of the expression "learn something on the fly". The context is: " I had to learn them on the fly, sometimes with disastrous results". If somebody could help me I would be grateful. Suponga que tengas que escribir una ...

  8. 3 avr. 2011 · Here is another sentence with "fly-walk". It is from Father Ronald Knox's Solved by Inspection (a crime story). Here is the sentence: "He felt the outside of the bread, and satisfied himself, from the hardness of the 'fly-walk', that it had remained for several days untasted."

  9. 30 mars 2022 · Context: Miss Howard (The Speaker) accused Alfred (HE in the sentence) of poisoning and murdering her mistress, but there weren't enough evidence to arrest him, and she said; “Well, you might do something. Find out how he did it. He’s a crafty beggar. Dare say he soaked fly papers. Christie, Agatha. The Agatha Christie Collection (p. 44).

  10. 9 janv. 2012 · France. French. Jan 9, 2012. #2. Yes, it's probably a pun. Vers quel abri implies a movement, consequently it's the verb to fly. In Tu voles mon pays, mon pays is a direct object complement, so it's the verb to steal (because you can't say You're flying my country, that wouldn't make sense). D.

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