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Translations ? fly off vi (plane, person) → abfliegen, wegfliegen; (bird) → wegfliegen, fortfliegen; to fly off to the south → nach Süden fliegen; a search plane flew off to look for them → ein Suchflugzeug flog los, um nach ihnen Ausschau zu halten; as the plane flew off into the sunset → während das Flugzeug der untergehenden Sonne entgegenflog How to thank TFD for its existence? Tell a friend about us, add a link to this page, add the site to iGoogle, or visit webmaster's page for free fun content. |
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Pinch-hitter David Newhan drove in Houston's run with a sacrifice fly off Carlos Marmol in the eighth. Wells noted that pressurized parts on hydrants can fly off if tampered with, and removing hydrants poses an obvious safety threat if a hydrant is missing when needed by firefighters. This way you will ensure they are not causing your arrows to fly off course. |
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