kite
US /kaɪt/
UK /kaɪt/
1.
cometa, papalote
a toy consisting of a light frame covered with paper or cloth, flown in the wind at the end of a long string
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The child happily flew his kite in the park.
El niño felizmente voló su cometa en el parque.
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We watched the colorful kites soaring high above the beach.
Observamos las coloridas cometas elevándose alto sobre la playa.
2.
milano
a bird of prey with long, narrow wings and a forked tail, typically feeding on carrion and often seen soaring
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A red kite was spotted circling over the fields.
Se avistó un milano real sobrevolando los campos.
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The kite is known for its graceful flight.
El milano es conocido por su vuelo elegante.
1.
volar cometas
to fly a kite
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They went to the beach to kite in the strong winds.
Fueron a la playa a volar cometas con los fuertes vientos.
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It's a perfect day to kite.
Es un día perfecto para volar cometas.