Wind drives kites.

Meaning: This means that the wind is responsible for making kites move or fly in the air. It's like saying, The wind makes the kites fly.

Choice of Words: Wind is the movement of air. Drives is a verb that means to move or push something in a particular direction. Here, it is used to show that the wind is moving or pushing the kites. Kites are lightweight objects that fly in the air when the wind catches them.

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Related Expressions

• We fly kites when the wind blows.
• The wind whispered secrets to the dancing kites.
• Kites danced joyfully in gentle wind.
• Wind blew, kites twirled.
• Kites dance gracefully in the sky, pulled by the wind's strings.
• Wind whispers, kites sway gently.
• Wind pushed kites high.
• Wind lifts kites.
• The car drives on the road.
• The car drives smoothly on the road.