flying in Latin
flying in Latin is volucer — flying means able to fly, or moving through the air.
flying in Latin
volucer
That flies or can fly.
What does "flying" mean?
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adj Able to fly, or moving through the air.
"A flying insect landed on the windowsill."
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adj Brief or hurried.
"We made a flying stop at the shop on the way home."
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noun The act or process of traveling through the air.
"Flying still makes some people nervous, even with all the safety statistics."
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flying in a sentence
- A flying insect landed on the windowsill.
- A flying squirrel glided from one tree to the next.
- We made a flying stop at the shop on the way home.
- She gave the room a flying tidy before the guests arrived.
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What is "flying" in Latin?
"flying" in Latin is volucer. flying means: Able to fly, or moving through the air.
How do you use "flying" in a sentence?
Example: "A flying insect landed on the windowsill." In Latin, "flying" is volucer.
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