flown off

UK
/fləʊn ɒf/
US
/floʊn ɔf/

Translations

fly offverb

flown off

Past Participle

flew off
Past Simple
flown off
Past Participle
flying off
Gerund
UK
/flaɪ ɒf/
US
/flaɪ ɔf/
The birds will fly off when they hear a loud noise.
Птицы улетят, когда услышат громкий шум.
Additional translations
Synonyms
take off
lift off
zoom away
dart away

Definitions

fly offverb
To leave a place quickly or suddenly, often in a state of agitation or anger.
After the argument, she flew off in a huff, leaving everyone stunned.
To become detached and move through the air, often due to force or wind.
The hat flew off his head as the strong gust of wind hit him.