flew
Speech parts
1. flew - Noun
2. flew - Adjective
3. flew - Verb
Derived from fly
Meaning
imp. of Fly.
of Fly
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A Boeing 747 aircraft in Anchorage, Alaska, chartered by the U.S. government flew from Wuhan, China, the source of the recent coronavirus outbreak on Tuesday.
Abhishek and Chitrangda flew to Kolkata Monday and began shooting for the film from Wednesday.
Abhishek and Chitrangda flew to Kolkata on Monday and began shooting for the film from Wednesday.
2009 Brussels Cliff Richard promoting his wine in Denmark, 2015 After a week of promotion, Richard flew out to rehearse for the German Night of the Proms concerts in Belgium at the end of October.
According to Smith, who flew along with his fiancee on Iceland Air, the only screening they had was a form handed out 30 minutes before landing.
4055 flew the first operational Mosquito flight on 17 September 1941.