Kite

usgb/kaɪt/
noun

It's a light frame or structure, often made of wood, covered with paper or cloth and attached to a string, which can be flown in the wind for pleasure.

Children were flying kites in the park.
Visual representation of "kite" - It's a light frame or structure, often made of wood, covered with paper or cloth and attached to a string, which can be flown in the wind for pleasure.

Often appears as...

  • fly a kite
  • make a kite
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Visual representation of "kite"
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Outdoor Activity

Use 'kite' to talk about outdoor fun, especially in windy weather or at special events.

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Let's go to the beach for some kite flying.
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Child-Friendly

'Kite' often brings a playful, nostalgic feel, as it's a popular childhood activity.

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Every spring, our town holds a kite-flying competition for kids.
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Wind Required

Mention 'kite' to imply a windy setting; no wind means no kite flying.

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It's too calm today; our kites won't fly.
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