volare

to fly

Usages of volare

• Parva avis super saxum stat, altera ad nidum volat.: A small bird stands on a rock; another flies to the nest.
• Parva avis ad nidum volat.: The little bird flies to the nest.
• Puer procul stat et dicit se sex aves supra rivum volare videre.: The boy stands far away and says that he sees six birds flying above the stream.
• Parva avis super murum volat.: The little bird flies over the wall.
• Sagitta e arcu volat, sed puella dicit se hastam graviorem esse putare quam telum leve.: An arrow flies from the bow, but the girl says that she thinks a spear is heavier than a light weapon.
• Alia columba ad limen volat, dum puella passeres et columbas quiete spectat.: Another dove flies to the threshold, while the girl quietly watches the sparrows and doves.
• Hirundo sub tecto volat, sed alia hirundo in ramulo prope fenestram sedet.: A swallow flies under the roof, but another swallow sits on a small branch near the window.
• Corvus de trunco ad saxum volat, et canis eum diu spectat.: The raven flies from the trunk to a rock, and the dog watches it for a long time.
• In horto papilio flavus super rosas volat.: In the garden a yellow butterfly flies over the roses.
• Vespa prope mel volat, et mater puerum monet ne vespam tangat.: A wasp flies near the honey, and mother warns the boy not to touch the wasp.
• Grus procul supra paludem volat.: A crane flies far away above the marsh.
• Parva avis sursum volat et puer eam spectat.: The little bird flies up and the boy watches it.

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