They flew a kite in the park.

Meaning: This means to move a light frame covered with paper or fabric through the air in a public area with trees, grass, and often a playground.

Choice of Words: Flew is a verb that means to move through the air. Kite is a light frame covered with paper or fabric that is flown in the wind. Park is a public area with trees, grass, and often a playground. When you put them together, "Flew a kite in the park" means to move a kite through the air in a park.

Alternative Expressions

Related Expressions

• The boy flew a kite in the park with his friends.
• A boy flew a kite in the park.
• She flew a kite in the park.
• The boy flew a kite in the windy park on a sunny day.
• Boy flew kite in the windy park.
• A child flew a kite in the park during windy weather.
• The girl flew a kite in the park.
• Father flew kite with son in park.
• The boy flew a kite in the park.
• The girl flew a kite in the park with her friends.