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The Japanese word for fly is

はえ - hae



fly

Japanese Definition


fly
     1. 名詞. はえ。または広く飛行能力をもつ虫。
     2. 名詞. ルアーの一つ。ハエに姿形を似せている。
     3. 名詞. (野球)フライ。高く打ち上げた球のこと。
     4. 動詞1. 空をとぶ。
     5. 動詞1. 飛行機に乗り移動する。
     6. 動詞1. にげる(=flee)
     7. 動詞2. (野球)フライを打つ



Translations for fly and their definitions

飛ぶ
     1. v. to fly
     2. v. 跳ぶ: to jump
     3. v. to go quickly
     4. v. to splash, splatter
     5. v. Usage: This spelling of tobu usually denotes flying rather than jumping, as opposed to 跳ぶ which is reserved for the latter.


     1. n. (ja-kyu sp, 蝿, , fly) (insect of the family Muscidae)



ハエ
     1. n. 蝿: a fly (insect of the family Muscidae)




社会の窓
     1. n. (dated euphemism) trouser fly, zipper, barn door
           社会 の 窓 が 開いてる よ。 - Your fly is open.


飛ばす
     1. v. to let fly; to send flying; to throw
           風船を飛ばす - to fly a balloon
           ボールを飛ばす - to send a ball flying
     2. v. to skip (to omit from a continuation)
           四を飛ばす - to skip four
           小田原を飛ばす - to skip Odawara
           二段飛ばし - climbing the stairs two at a time
     3. v. to speed up (q, of car)
     4. v. (computing) to send a user to a webpage
           怪しいページに飛ばされる - to be sent to a suspicious webpage


打ち上げる
     1. v. launch
     2. v. wash ashore
     3. v. finish work or some enterprise
     4. v. make a big statement





フライ
     1. n. (baseball) fly (fly ball)
     2. n. fly, an insect
     3. n. fly (fishing lure)
     4. n. fly (piece of canvas that covers the opening of a tent)
     5. n. fly (a strip of material hiding the zipper, buttons etc. at the front of a pair of trousers, pants, or underpants)
     6. n. fried food, such as fish, meat, vegetables, etc
           牡蠣フライ - fried oysters
           チキン フライ - fried chicken


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