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a toy that flies through the air, typically made of a light frame and a thin material stretched over it, and controlled by a string or cord
The children flew their kites in the park.
The children enjoyed flying their kites in the park.
a device that uses the wind to generate power, typically used to lift or propel something
The kite was used to test the wind conditions for the new wind turbine.
The kite helped engineers assess wind conditions for the new turbine.
The word 'kite' is pronounced as /kaɪt/.
The word 'kite' originated from the Old English word 'cyte', which referred to a bird of prey. The modern meaning of 'kite' as a toy or device dates back to the 16th century.
The word 'kite' can refer to both a toy and a device used for generating power. The context usually clarifies the meaning.