fliegen
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verb
- to fly; to travel by air
- to rush; to fly; to go quickly
- to fly; to pilot
- to transport by air
- to get the axe, to get kicked out
Forms
Present
| I | fliege |
|---|---|
| you | fliegst |
| he, she, it | fliegt |
| we | fliegen |
| you (plural) | fliegt |
| they | fliegen |
Preterite
| I | flog |
|---|---|
| you | flogst |
| he, she, it | flog |
| we | flogen |
| you (plural) | flogt |
| they | flogen |
Subjunctive I
| I | fliege |
|---|---|
| you | fliegest |
| he, she, it | fliege |
| we | fliegen |
| you (plural) | flieget |
| they | fliegen |
Subjunctive II
| I | flöge |
|---|---|
| you | flögest / flögst |
| he, she, it | flöge |
| we | flögen |
| you (plural) | flöget / flögt |
| they | flögen |
Imperative
| you | flieg / fliege |
|---|---|
| you (plural) | fliegt |
Other forms
| infinitive | fliegen |
|---|---|
| past participle | geflogen |
| present participle | fliegend |
Used in the library
- Von den Wagen fliegen Kamelle.Sweets fly from the floats.A1Karneval in Köln — Carnival in Cologne
- In Friedrichshafen fliegt 1900 der erste Zeppelin.In 1900 the first Zeppelin flies at Friedrichshafen.A1Der Bodensee — Lake Constance
- Am nächsten Tag ruft Anna an: „Wir fliegen heute nach Griechenland!"The next day Anna rings: "We're flying to Greece today!"A1Die Hochzeit — The wedding (A1)
- Heute fliegen wieder Zeppeline über den Bodensee.Today zeppelins fly over Lake Constance again.A2Der Zeppelin über dem Bodensee — The Zeppelin over Lake Constance