At around fly from的意思

"At around fly from" is not a standard English phrase and it's not immediately clear what it means. It seems to be a combination of prepositions and a verb that doesn't make sense together. Could you provide more context or clarify the intended meaning? If you're trying to say "around" as a preposition, it typically indicates a general time, location, or quantity. For example:

• "At around 3 PM, I'll be leaving." (Indicating a general time.)
• "She lives around the corner." (Indicating a general location.)
• "I usually eat around 2000 calories a day." (Indicating a general quantity.)

If you're trying to say "fly from," it typically means to depart from a location by air. For example:

• "I'm flying from New York to London tomorrow."

If you could provide more context or clarify the intended meaning, I'd be happy to help you with the correct phrase or expression.