2. The basic meaning is:
(1) (birds, insects, etc.). ) encourage their wings to move in the air.
(2) Using power machinery in air movement. There will be a plane to Shanghai tomorrow.
(3) describe extremely fast ~ running. ~ run. ~ go.
(4) Clouds are floating in the air. ~ sand and stones. ~ it's snowing.
3. Common words are: plane, flying stone, leap, fly, old Yan flying separately, soaring into the sky, flying, flying with me, dancing happily, flying with spirits, clouds surging and the wind flying.
4. The meaning of idioms:
(1) Overbearing [fēi yáng bá hù]: It originally refers to arrogance and doesn't like constraints. Now it is described as arrogance.
(2) Soaring into the sky [y ī f ē i ch not ng ti ā n]: Birds spread their wings and flew into the sky. Metaphor usually has no special performance, but it has made amazing achievements.
(3) Lao Yan's parting [láo yàn fēn fēi]: a metaphor for the separation of husband and wife and lovers.
(4) Fly with me [bǐ yǐ shu ā ng f ǐ i]: It is a metaphor for husband and wife to live in harmony and advance side by side in their careers.
(5) Missing [bù yē rē i]: flying away without wings. A metaphor for the sudden loss of items. It also means that things spread quickly.
(6) Clouds surge and wind fly [yún yǒng fēng fēi]: Clouds surge and strong winds break out. Describe the magnificent momentum of the article.
(7) Cheerful [[shén c?I fēI yáng] ng]: describes the appearance of excitement and pride.
(8) I am very happy [mé if I sè w incarnation]:] Describe people's high spirits and excitement.
(9) Advance by leaps and bounds [t f ēě i m ě ng j ì n]: describe the progress and development as particularly rapid.
5. These sentences are:
(1) The old calligrapher writes freely, and his words are like dragons and phoenixes dancing.
Pigeons fly high today, so they can't hear the whistle.