fly out

viajar en avión, volar

Viajar a otro lugar en avión.

En inglés sencillo: To travel to another place by plane.

• We fly out tomorrow.
• She flew out to visit her parents.
• Are you flying out for the conference?

Cómo se usa: fly out to somewhere (We will fly out to Rome on Friday.)

Sinónimos: fly, travel by air

Expresiones frecuentes: fly out to somewhere, fly out tomorrow

despegar, salir en avión

Salir de un aeropuerto o aeródromo en una aeronave.

En inglés sencillo: To leave an airport or airfield in an aircraft.

• The plane flew out at dawn.
• We always fly out of the smaller airport.
• No aircraft could fly out during the storm.

Cómo se usa: fly out of somewhere (The rescue plane flew out of the airfield at dawn.)

Sinónimos: depart, take off

Antónimos: land

Expresiones frecuentes: fly out of somewhere, fly out at dawn

enviar en avión, traer en avión

Organizar el viaje de alguien a otro lugar en avión.

En inglés sencillo: To arrange for someone to travel to another place by plane.

• They flew a doctor out.
• The studio flew her out for the audition.
• Will the company fly us out to the meeting?

Cómo se usa: fly someone out to somewhere (The company flew me out to Berlin for an interview.)

Sinónimos: send by plane, bring by plane

Expresiones frecuentes: fly someone out, fly out an expert

salir disparado, salir volando

Salir de algo de forma muy rápida o repentina.

En inglés sencillo: To come out of something very quickly or suddenly.

• Sparks flew out of the fire.
• A coin flew out of his pocket as he ran.
• When I opened the cupboard, several tins flew out.

Cómo se usa: fly out of something (Several screws flew out of the broken machine.)

Sinónimos: shoot out, burst out

Expresiones frecuentes: fly out of something, sparks fly out

ser eliminado por elevado

Quedar eliminado en béisbol porque un defensor atrapa la pelota que bateaste antes de que toque el suelo.

En inglés sencillo: To be put out in baseball because another player catches the ball you hit before it lands.

• He flied out in the first inning.
• Our best hitter flied out to left field.
• She will fly out if the fielder catches that ball.

Cómo se usa: fly out to a fielder/field position (The batter flied out to the center fielder.)

Expresiones frecuentes: fly out to center, fly out to left

estallar de ira, enfurecerse

Enfadarse mucho de repente, a menudo hablando con dureza a alguien.

En inglés sencillo: To suddenly become very angry, often speaking sharply to someone.

• She flew out in anger.
• He flew out at his brother over a careless remark.
• Why do you fly out whenever anyone disagrees?

Cómo se usa: fly out at someone (He flew out at me for asking a simple question.)

Sinónimos: flare up, lose your temper

Antónimos: calm down

Expresiones frecuentes: fly out at someone, fly out in anger

out por elevado

Jugada de béisbol en la que el bateador queda eliminado porque un defensor atrapa su batazo antes de tocar tierra.

En inglés sencillo: A baseball play in which a batter is put out because a fielder catches their hit before it lands.

• The inning ended with a fly out.
• The scorekeeper recorded a fly out beside his name.
• Her fly out was the second out of the inning.

Sinónimos: flyout

Expresiones frecuentes: a fly out, record a fly out