fly into
Third Person
flies into
Present Participle
flying into
Past Tense
flew into
Past Participle
flown into
1
to suddenly and intensely enter a particular emotional or mental state
- Upon hearing the tragic news, she flew into a fit of uncontrollable tears.
- The teacher flew into a rage when she saw the students cheating.
- The fan flew into a frenzy when his team scored the winning goal.
- She flew into a panic when she realized she had lost her wallet.
- The unexpected gift made her fly into a state of delight.
2
to arrive at a location, typically a city or place, by airplane or aircraft
- The international business delegation is expected to fly into the capital tomorrow.
- Every summer, tourists fly into the coastal town to enjoy the beaches.
- They will fly into New York City for their vacation next week.