kite

noun

1. 风筝
   a toy made of a light frame covered with paper, cloth, etc., that you fly in the air at the end of one or more long strings
   1. to fly a kite
      放风筝
2. 鸢（猛禽）
   a bird of prey (= a bird that kills other creatures for food) of the hawk family

verb

1. 使用（非法支票）骗钱；涂改（支票）
   to use an illegal cheque to obtain money or to dishonestly change the amount written on a cheque
   1. to kite checks
      用支票诈骗
   2. check kiting
      支票作弊

1. 风筝
   A kite is an object, usually used as a toy, which is flown in the air. It consists of a light frame covered with paper or cloth and has a long string attached which you hold while the kite is flying.
2. 鸢（一种猛禽）
   A kite is a bird of prey which hunts and kills small animals for food.
3. PHRASE 试探舆论（或反应）
   If you say that someone is flying a kite, you are critical of them for putting forward new ideas just to see how people react, rather than with the intention of putting those ideas into practice.
   1. The Government flies these kites of disinformation, then people feel grateful when the changes don't happen.
      政府故意放出这些虚假消息来试探舆论，而当其中提到的改变并未出现时，老百姓便会心怀感激。
4. PHRASE 极度兴奋的；被酒精（或毒品）麻醉的
   If you say that someone is as high as a kite, you mean that they are very excited or that they are greatly affected by alcohol or drugs.
   1. I felt so strange on the steroid injections. I was as high as a kite some of the time.
      注射类固醇后我感觉很奇特。我有时会极度兴奋。

1. Kite is undoubtedly a class player.
   凯特绝对是个一流选手。
2. The Government flies these kites of disinformation, then people feel grateful when the changes don't happen.
   政府故意放出这些虚假消息来试探舆论，而当其中提到的改变并未出现时，老百姓便会心怀感激。
3. I felt so strange on the steroid injections. I was as high as a kite some of the time.
   注射类固醇后我感觉很奇特。我有时会极度兴奋。
4. I wouldn't take what he said seriously; he was only flying a kite.
   我根本不把他说的当回事，他只是试探试探罢了。
5. The kite blew away.
   风筝乘风起飞。
6. You should fly your kite against the wind.
   你应该迎着风放风筝。
7. The kite caught on the electric wires.
   那个风筝勾住电线了。
8. Some members of the government flew a kite about wage control on television.
   几位政府官员发表电视讲话，试探公众对工资管制的意见。
9. Pull in the kite.
   把风筝捯回来。
10. I like to fly my kite in a quiet place.
    我喜欢在一个安静的地方放我的风筝。
11. I have a kite, a ball, a car, a plane.
    我有个风筝，一个球，一辆汽车，飞机。
12. Enough of this. Give us that kite.
    听着，够了，把风筝给我们。
13. Boy has done a kite.
    男孩做了一个风筝。
14. I can fly a kite and go climbing, too.
    我还可以放风筝和爬山。
15. I want my kite. it's in that tree.
    我想要我的风筝，它在那棵树上。
16. Where is my kite, then?
    那我的风筝跑哪里去了？
17. I think I'll make a Chinese kite!
    我想我会做一个中国的风筝。
18. I am go garden and fly kite.
    我去花园和飞风筝。
19. You can kite this demon, but you can not kite her and the pet.
    你可以对那个怪物放风筝，但是你不能放术士和宠物两个的风筝。
20. I have a kite.
    我有一只风筝。
21. My brother asked me whose kite this was.
    我的哥哥问我这是谁的风筝。
22. I can fly a kite and catch butterflies.
    我可以放风筝，捉蝴蝶。
23. Look! I have a new kite.
    看，我有一只新的风筝。
24. Flying a kite and singing and clapping.
    放一个风筝和唱歌还有拍手。
25. Oh, my kite is in that tree. I want.
    哦，我的风筝在树上了，我要把它取回来。
26. So I will take my kite and my ball on Saturday.
    周六我会带我的风筝和球的。
27. He's flying a kite.
    他在放风筝。
28. I like my bike and my kite.
    我喜欢我的自行车和风筝。
29. I can fly a kite. I think it is very interesting.
    我可以放风筝，我想那是很有趣的事。
30. The thief and his friends made a large kite.
    小偷和他的朋友做了一个大风筝。

n.

(go) fly a/your kite

• 走开；别烦人；别打扰人
  used to tell sb to go away and stop annoying you or interfering

high as a kite

• （因酗酒或吸毒）异常兴奋，神魂恍惚
  behaving in a very excited way because of being strongly affected by alcohol or drugs

noun

1. any of several small graceful hawks of the family Accipitridae having long pointed wings and feeding on insects and small animals

2. plaything consisting of a light frame covered with tissue paper

3. a bank check drawn on insufficient funds at another bank in order to take advantage of the float

4. a bank check that has been fraudulently altered to increase its face value

verb

1. fly a kite
   1. Kids were kiting in the park
   2. They kited the Red Dragon model

2. soar or fly like a kite
   1. The pilot kited for a long time over the mountains

3. get credit or money by using a bad check
   1. The businessman kited millions of dollars

4. increase the amount (of a check) fraudulently
   1. He kited many checks