Pronunciation: English? 【ka？ T] beautiful? 【ka？ t]？

Noun (short for noun)? Kite; kite

Noun (short for noun)? Empty promises

Verb (short for verb)? Cheat people with empty checks; rise

Related phrases:

1 Kite surfing? Kite surfing?

2. The kite-flying liberator?

3.a kite?

4. stunt kite? Sports kite?

Common sentence patterns:

Willie asked me if I had ever flown a kite before.

Willie asked me if I had ever flown a kite before.

2. Me? Do you like it? Fly? Mine? Kite? Are you online? Answer? Quiet? Location. ?

I like flying kites in quiet places.

3. She? Really? Answer? Blue? And then what? Green? kite ?

She has a blue and green kite.

4. look? Mine? kite ? Do you know that?/You know what? Like what? it

Look at my kite. Do you like it?

Extended data:

1, etymological explanation

Cyta comes directly from old English, which means kite.

2. Usage of words

The basic meaning of kite is "kite", which refers to handicrafts tied with paper or cloth and flying in the wind with strings.

Fly a? Kite flying means not only "flying a kite", but also "testing public opinion"

3. Similar phrases:

Box kite? 【b？ ks ka？ T] beautiful? 【ks ka？ t]

Box kite

A kite is hanging on the telephone line.

There is a kite hanging on the telephone line.