Definition of overfly in English:

overfly

verboverflies, overflew, overflying, overflown əʊvəˈflʌɪˌoʊvərˈflaɪ

[with object]

1Fly over (a place)
Nato is sending a surveillance plane to overfly the city
Example sentencesExamples
- We now understand that helicopters are overflying the Green Zone.
- Please contact Syrian air control and arrange for us permission to overfly Syrian airspace en route to Baghdad.
- The Australian space safety regime has been modelled on the US rules, but has been made even tighter because some of the rockets will have to overfly the Australian mainland.
- The government granted permission for US military aircraft to land and overfly Ireland only on the basis that they are not part of any military operation.
1. 1.1 Fly beyond (a place or object)
  overfly the radio beacon by approximately 15 seconds
  Example sentencesExamples
  Then, continue climbing in the pattern and overfly the runway so you leave the airport with good altitude already in the bank.

Derivatives

overflight

noun əʊvəˈflʌɪtˈoʊvərˌflaɪt

A flight of an aircraft over a particular area.
a resumption of overflights across each other's territory
Example sentencesExamples
- mass noun overflight above the high seas has been extensively regulated
- Authorities are attempting to locate the pilots involved in the unauthorized overflight of the Golden Gate Bridge.
- Bulgaria's support for overflights was a welcome addition to NATO's air campaign.
- The dispute began when Russia blocked Air Canada from overflights on its new Toronto-Delhi nonstop, saying it was outside the agreed treaty.

Definition of overfly in US English:

overfly

verbˌōvərˈflīˌoʊvərˈflaɪ

[with object]

1Fly over (a place or territory)
the first airship to overfly the North Pole
Example sentencesExamples
- Please contact Syrian air control and arrange for us permission to overfly Syrian airspace en route to Baghdad.
- The government granted permission for US military aircraft to land and overfly Ireland only on the basis that they are not part of any military operation.
- The Australian space safety regime has been modelled on the US rules, but has been made even tighter because some of the rockets will have to overfly the Australian mainland.
- We now understand that helicopters are overflying the Green Zone.
1. 1.1 Fly beyond (a place or thing)
  overfly the radio beacon by approximately 15 seconds
  Example sentencesExamples
  Then, continue climbing in the pattern and overfly the runway so you leave the airport with good altitude already in the bank.

单词	overfly
释义	Definition of overfly in English: overfly verboverflies, overflew, overflying, overflown əʊvəˈflʌɪˌoʊvərˈflaɪ [with object] 1Fly over (a place) Nato is sending a surveillance plane to overfly the city Example sentencesExamples We now understand that helicopters are overflying the Green Zone. Please contact Syrian air control and arrange for us permission to overfly Syrian airspace en route to Baghdad. The Australian space safety regime has been modelled on the US rules, but has been made even tighter because some of the rockets will have to overfly the Australian mainland. The government granted permission for US military aircraft to land and overfly Ireland only on the basis that they are not part of any military operation. 1.1 Fly beyond (a place or object) overfly the radio beacon by approximately 15 seconds Example sentencesExamples Then, continue climbing in the pattern and overfly the runway so you leave the airport with good altitude already in the bank. Derivatives overflight noun əʊvəˈflʌɪtˈoʊvərˌflaɪt A flight of an aircraft over a particular area. a resumption of overflights across each other's territory Example sentencesExamples mass noun overflight above the high seas has been extensively regulated Authorities are attempting to locate the pilots involved in the unauthorized overflight of the Golden Gate Bridge. Bulgaria's support for overflights was a welcome addition to NATO's air campaign. The dispute began when Russia blocked Air Canada from overflights on its new Toronto-Delhi nonstop, saying it was outside the agreed treaty. Definition of overfly in US English: overfly verbˌōvərˈflīˌoʊvərˈflaɪ [with object] 1Fly over (a place or territory) the first airship to overfly the North Pole Example sentencesExamples Please contact Syrian air control and arrange for us permission to overfly Syrian airspace en route to Baghdad. The government granted permission for US military aircraft to land and overfly Ireland only on the basis that they are not part of any military operation. The Australian space safety regime has been modelled on the US rules, but has been made even tighter because some of the rockets will have to overfly the Australian mainland. We now understand that helicopters are overflying the Green Zone. 1.1 Fly beyond (a place or thing) overfly the radio beacon by approximately 15 seconds Example sentencesExamples Then, continue climbing in the pattern and overfly the runway so you leave the airport with good altitude already in the bank.
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