fly from



fly from someone or something (to something)

to escape from something or some place to a place of safety. The family had to fly from their pursuers to a place of safety outside the country. They flew from the people chasing them.
See also: fly

fly from something (to something)

to go from something or some place to some other place by air. We had to fly from Miami to Raleigh to get a flight to Chicago. We were able to fly from Miami at the last minute.
See also: fly

Common Names:

NameGenderPronouncedUsage
Jeanettezha-NET (French), jə-NET (English), shah-NET (Swedish)French, English, Danish, Swedish, Norwegian, Dutch
Isa (3)-Frisian, Ancient Germanic
Yuliana-Russian, Bulgarian, Indonesian
Bianka-German, Hungarian, Polish
Rameshvara-Hinduism
Wenonawə-NON-əEnglish (Rare)