What is the adverb form of shy?

[Skaj]

Noun (short for noun)

Sky, sky

sky

[Skaj]

Noun (short for noun)

Sky, sky

【pl。 ] Weather, customs, climate

Live in heaven, heaven

sky blue

Sky sign

Billboards at the top of tall buildings

Blue sky

Bright blue sky

Clear sky

Sunny weather

He is in the sky.

He ascended to heaven [died].

sky

[Skaj]

transitive verb

(skied, skyed, skying) (can draw) top row; Hit [hit] (cricket) the high ball.

intransitive verb

(prices) are rising, rising; Hit the ball high into the air.

The batter slid to the center fielder.

The batter hit a fly ball to the center fielder.

Light blue

Noun (short for noun) adj

Sky blue, blue

Inborn

Adjective (abbreviation for adjective)

Born in the sky

Sky-borne

Adjective (abbreviation for adjective)

By plane; skyborne

Airport porter

[`skaIkAp]

Noun (short for noun)

Airport baggage handler

naked

Adjective (abbreviation for adjective)

naked

airbus

[`skaIkEJtF]

Noun (short for noun)

Ordinary passenger plane (cheap fare, no free meal)

Parachute jumping performance before parachute opening.

[`skaIdaIv]

intransitive verb

Skydivers do aerial modeling (before the parachute opens); skydiving

A skydiver doing aerial modeling.

Noun (short for noun)

A skydiver is modeling in short selling.

skydrol

Noun (short for noun)

Special hydraulic working oil (for protection and lubrication)

Skyhawk

Noun (short for noun)

Air eagle

Heavenly high ground

adverb

Very high, high to the sky,

bitty

sky

[Skaj]

Adjective (abbreviation for adjective)

Extremely high, expensive

High altitude hook

Noun (short for noun)

overhead trolley

Sounding balloon; 370-meter communication meteorological observation antenna

roof bolt

Karim Abdel-Jabbar

Cargo carrier for airdropping materials

aerial hijacking

transitive verb

To hijack (an airplane) in the air.

hijacker

Noun (short for noun)

hijacker

skylab

[`skaIlAb]

Noun (short for noun)

skylab

skylark

[k]

Noun (short for noun)

skylark

play

intransitive verb

crack a joke

A prankster

Noun (short for noun)

A frivolous teenager or woman.

airlift

Noun (short for noun)

airlift

skylight

[5skaIlaIt]

Noun (short for noun)

The light of the sky, the light of the night sky

Skylight (of a roof, ship); Ceiling lighting

Low quality flat glass

Ice cave (viewed from an underwater submarine)

transitive verb

Skylight installation

horizon

[5 Skyline]

Noun (short for noun)

Horizon; The outline of a building, mountain, etc against the sky.

Sky line

Noun (short for noun)

Passenger plane (on a regular route)

Skylight-equipped

[`skaIlIt]

Adjective (abbreviation for adjective)

Skylight-equipped

Air terminal bus

[`skaIlaJndV]

Noun (short for noun)

Airbus (after picking up passengers, it will be transported by helicopter from the downtown passenger station to the airport)

pilot

Noun (short for noun)

Pilot; parachuter

Sky mark

[`skaImB:k]

Noun (short for noun)

A conspicuous target reflected from the sky background.

giant jumbo airliner

Noun (short for noun)

giant jumbo airliner

Aviation motel

[`skaImEJ9tel]

Noun (short for noun)

Motels for air travelers near the airport

Skynet

Noun (short for noun)

Skynet (satellite)

Aerial map

Noun (short for noun)

aerial map

Sky pilot

Noun (short for noun)

pilot

heliport

[`skaIpR:t]

Noun (short for noun)

Rooftop heliport

skyraider

Noun (short for noun)

"air attack aircraft" (fighter)

skyrag

Noun (short for noun)

Aviation skylight

Air knight

Noun (short for noun)

High-altitude swing acrobat

soar

Noun (short for noun)

High altitude detection rocket; Meteor fireworks

intransitive verb

A flash in the pan

stand tall and erect

go to all lengths

transitive verb

Cause to soar [rise]; Cause to rise sharply; expel

Sail on the third mast

[`skaIseIl，-sEl]

Noun (short for noun)

Sail on the third mast

A painting with the theme of the sky

[`skaIskeIp]

Noun (short for noun)

A painting with the theme of the sky

Sky landscape painting

Build skyscrapers

[`skaIskreIp]

intransitive verb

Build skyscrapers

Skyscraper

[5skaIskreIpE(r)]

Noun (short for noun)

Skyscraper

Anything too high.

Skyscraper

[`skaI9skreIpIN]

Adjective (abbreviation for adjective)

extremely high price

Empty net

Noun (short for noun)

Empty net (optical instrument for observing missile trajectory deviation)

Sky sweeper

Noun (short for noun)

75 mm caliber anti-aircraft gun aimed by radar

parachuter

[`skaI9trU:pE(r)]

Noun (short for noun)

parachuter

Tianjun

[`skaItrU:ps]

Noun (short for noun)

paratroops

skyugle

transitive verb

steal

sky wave

Noun (short for noun)

Tiantianbo

air line

[`skaIweI]

Noun (short for noun)

Small aircraft or private aircraft routes; air line

skywalker

Noun (short for noun)

hijacker

Write (or draw) in the air (by setting off fireworks on an airplane, etc.)

intransitive verb

(1) Write (2) propaganda with the smoke on the plane.

whole sky

[` skaijl]

Noun (short for noun)

Numbers in the sky

No sky

[`Scalise]

Adjective (abbreviation for adjective)

Dark clouds covered the sky.

upward

[5skaIwEd]

Adjective

Facing the sky; Up (of)

go to heaven―die

Ascend to heaven, die

drop from the sky

Suddenly appear, as if from heaven.

If the sky falls, we can catch larks.

If the sky falls, we can catch larks; Why worry; That's great.

In the sky

Feel very honored

Praise sb. Expensive

Lift (someone). ) to the sky.

blue sky/cloudless sky

Like a bolt from the blue, suddenly; exceed one's expectation

Tear the sky [air]

Echoes in the sky

The sky is the limit.

There are no restrictions, esp on spending money.

Fly to the sky

Without reservation, excessively

Under the exotic sky

In a foreign country

outdoors

outdoor

The sky is upward

Fly upwards (of prey)

Break the sky

The air broke the sky.

Cloudy sky

Cloudy sky

Messenger sky

Air portends the sky

Green sky

Qi, green and empty.

Land sky

Zhao Zhao

mackerel sky

Gas calibration day

night sky

night sky

Snowy sky

Qi, snow and clouds shine.

Water shines in the clouds.

Air and water shine on clouds and light.

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