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UK//kaɪt//US//kaɪt//

Meaning of Kite

A light, often triangular-shaped object flown in the air at the end of a string.

In simple words: A light object that flies in the sky when pulled by string.

Kite in a sentence

  • The children took their kite to the park to fly it on a windy day.
  • She watched as the kite danced in the sky, its colors vibrant against the blue.
  • He learned how to make a kite from scratch during the craft workshop.
  • On summer afternoons, flying a kite became a popular pastime in the neighborhood.
  • The festival featured a kite-flying competition with many creative designs.

How to use Kite

Used in casual contexts; can refer to the object itself or activities involving it. Not typically used in formal writing.

Grammar pattern

standalone noun

Memory hint

Think of a 'kite' flying high in the sky on a sunny day.

Related words

Collocations with Kite

  • fly a kite
  • kite flying
  • kite festival

Synonyms for Kite

  • delta
  • toy
  • wind catcher

Opposites of Kite

Common mistakes with Kite

  • Confused with 'site' - both sound similar but have different meanings.
  • Using 'kite' to refer to something that is not a flying object.
  • Mispronouncing the word, especially in English as a non-native speaker.

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Frequently asked questions about Kite

What does Kite mean?

A light object that flies in the sky when pulled by string.

What is the definition of Kite?

A light, often triangular-shaped object flown in the air at the end of a string.

How do you use Kite in a sentence?

The children took their kite to the park to fly it on a windy day.

Can you give another example of Kite?

She watched as the kite danced in the sky, its colors vibrant against the blue.

What are synonyms for Kite?

Common alternatives include delta, toy, wind catcher.

What is the opposite of Kite?

Opposite meanings include ground, sink.

What words go with Kite?

It commonly pairs with fly a kite, kite flying, kite festival.

What are common mistakes when using Kite?

Confused with 'site' - both sound similar but have different meanings. Using 'kite' to refer to something that is not a flying object. Mispronouncing the word, especially in English as a non-native speaker.

How do you pronounce Kite?

US: //kaɪt//, UK: //kaɪt//. Listen to the audio above to hear native pronunciation.

When should I use Kite?

Used in casual contexts; can refer to the object itself or activities involving it. Not typically used in formal writing.