英:[kaɪt]
美:[kaɪt]
英:[kaɪt]
美:[kaɪt]
复数:kites
第三人称单数:kites
现在分词:kiting
过去式:kited
过去分词:kited
kiter (n.)
noun
a light frame covered with paper, cloth, or plastic, often provided with a stabilizing tail, and designed to be flown in the air at the end of a long string
any of various usually small hawks (family Accipitridae) with long narrow wings and often a notched or forked tail
a person who preys on others
a check drawn against uncollected funds in a bank account or fraudulently raised before cashing
a light sail used in a light breeze usually in addition to the regular working sailsespecially: spinnaker
verb
transitive verb
to use (a bad check) to get credit or money
to cause to soar
kited the prices they charged wealthy clients
intransitive verb
to go in a rapid, carefree, or flighty manner
to rise rapidly : soar
to get money or credit by a kite
fly a kitev. 放风筝;开空头支票;试探舆论
fly one's kite试探舆论
kite flying放风筝;开空头支票;签发通融票据以资弥补
high as a kite喝醉酒的;被毒品麻醉的;如醉如痴的
kite runner追风筝的人(电影名,根据同名小说改编)
欧洲的猛禽,劣等的鹰(Milvus ictinus,但也用于类似的鸟类),古英语 cyta,可能是模仿它的叫声(比较 ciegan “呼叫”,德语 Kauz “尖叫猫头鹰”)。指那些掠夺他人的人,始于1550年代。
玩具 kite,一个轻巧的框架,覆盖着纸或布,最早在1660年代被称为如此,因为它在空中像鸟一样盘旋。对 go fly a kite 的轻视邀请可以追溯到1942年的美国英语,可能源于同名流行歌曲(由约翰尼·伯克创作的歌词),由宾·克罗斯比在电影《星星制造者》(1939年)中演唱:
Go fly a kite and tie your troubles to the tail
They'll be blown away by a merry gale,
Go fly a kite and toss your worries to the wind
And they won't come back, they'll be too chagrined.
放风筝吧,把你的烦恼系在尾巴上
它们会被欢快的狂风吹走
放风筝吧,把你的忧虑抛向风中
它们不会回来,它们会感到太尴尬。
轻型飞机
风筝
风筝
空头票据
空头支票
通融票据
Noun Middle English, from Old English cȳta; akin to Middle High German kūze owl
The first known use of kite was before the 12th century
kitenoun
any of various usually small hawks with long narrow wings and a deeply forked tail
a light covered frame for flying in the air at the end of a long string
kithnoun
familiar friends and neighbors or relatives
kith and kin
kitenoun
any of various usually small hawks with long narrow wings and a deeply forked tail
a light covered frame for flying in the air at the end of a long string
kitenoun
any of various usually small hawks with long narrow wings and a deeply forked tail
a light covered frame for flying in the air at the end of a long string
1 She recognized the open page as the king’s borrowed line — the smoothed- out folds and the holes she had made in it when she had turned it into a kite were still there.
2 The real fun began when a kite was cut.
3 characterized the financial advisors as kites who took advantage of their customers
4 What did ancient Chinese use kites to do?.
古代的中国人用风筝来做什么?。
5 Basel let go of the kite; he gave it to the wind, and we bolted for home.
6 “Check it out,” Soraya said, and this time she was pointing to a guy selling kites from a stand nearby.
7 The kite zigzagged and quickly took to the sky.
8 One year a neighborhood kid climbed a pine tree for a kite.
9 Let's fly a kite.
我们放风筝吧。
10 Basel and Muhammad had learned how to make kites from the Mahasreh boys before they stopped talking to us.
11 However, the chef said the two hit it off from the moment Menta jumps over Ramsay’s flats boat on his kite board in the Gulf of Mexico shallows — captured in a scene in the episode.
12 Finally my brothers let me hold the kite string for a moment.
13 They fastened the page from the Book of Fortune onto Minli’s chopsticks and attached an end of the red cord to the kite.
14 A boy is flying a kite in the piazza.
一个小男孩在阳台上放风筝。
15 I gave my kite to the wind, which took it with a hiss, and I thought of Blanca and let out more string.
16 Robots can fly a kite.
机器人会放风筝。
17 It reddened with blood and the kite seller smiled.
18 His gaze flitted between our kite and the green one.
19 “Amir agha won the tournament and I ran this kite for him. I ran it fairly. This is his kite.”
20 Your kite looks like bird.
你的风筝看起来像一只鸟.
1 开
open carat loose extract play drive fire switch prescribe plough opening undone kt. k. out size kelvin karat duck undo unclose cleave furrow offer fill pitch crack unlock plow broach dup
2 放风筝
3 条子
4 平行四边形
5 骗子
shicer sharp fraud fake cheat sham phony fraudster cheater rook fiddler trickster hustler impostor juggler slicker biter humbug knave swindler bilk sharper grifter hoaxer gyp mountebank blackleg lurcher pettifogger bilker chiseler ganef quacksalver fourflusher thimblerigger confidence trickster fast talker con artist a shark con man bunyip spieler highbinder four-flusher have crook decoy twister weasel swindle charlatan twice thimblerig skin beat leg operator greek shark rogue projector hawk counterfeit gouge shaver sharpie ringer quack jackal pretender rigger faker cajole phoney hoodwink skinner tricker bluffer gip beguiler pettifog shammer magsman faitour flimflammer warlock bunco man jive ass fast counter confidence man pocket hunter take-in shit-heel shit-hook clip-artist gypper clip Greek con stiff booster idol coyote hustle burglar mace dingo spritzer come-on duffer racketeer duper twicer saltimbanco chouse
9 募集
10 飞机
ship craft bird plane aircraft aeroplane transport aero can machine bus aviation airplane aerocraft aero- air craft flying coffin
11 轻快地飞
12 贪得无厌的人
13 上涨
strong rising upward flowing buoyant up upwards advance appreciation jack-up set-in climb strengthen swell bulge stiffen
14 轻型飞机
17 不诚实的人
22 掠夺者
24 鹰科
accipitrine eagle hawk harrier buzzard griffon goshawk sparrowhawk buteo accipiter baza bateleur lammergeier shikra golden eagle bald eagle hawk eagle black kite harrier hawk red kite honey buzzard tawny eagle red tailed hawk hen harrier martial eagle sea eagle fish eagle marsh harrier chanting goshawk black vulture Egyptian vulture Harris' hawk Montagu's harrier
25 上升
rising orient ascendant rise upgrade ascension heave mount ascend on the rise assurgent climbing uphill ascending step-up hypogene ascensive anabatic up lifting ascent upturn build-up ride arise fume uprise uplift
27 信件