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fly to

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fly to someone or something
to go to someone or something quickly and eagerly; to flee to someone or something. She flew to his arms as he got off the boat. Harry flew to Gloria and hugged her tight.
See also: fly

fly to something

to go to something or some place by air. After Miami, we fly to Chicago. Let's fly to Paris for lunch.
See also: fly


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The line is thrown onto the water and the stream sends the fly to the exact place where the angler wants it to be.
If you are a business man, your job requires you to fly to different states or countries often.
The main purpose of fly fishing is to offer an artificial fly to the fish that will closely resemble an insect or bug that is native to the area.
 
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