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kyte

/kahyt/US // kaɪt //UK // (kəɪt) //

叽叽喳喳,叽叽喳喳的

Definitions

n.名词 noun
  1. 1

    Scot. and North England.

    • : the paunch; stomach; belly.

Examples

  • All it takes is one little white lie, and Frances stealthily gets her foot in the door of the Kyte family home.

  • Almost equally tragic was the fatal passion of Sir William Kyte, forming another strange domestic drama in real life.

  • Sprowl hearing his step swung on him savagely, but Kyte coolly closed the door behind him and turned the key.

  • Kyte's lowered gaze stole upward toward his employer, sustained his expressionless glare for a second, then shifted.

  • Sprowl's lean head jerked; Kyte went; and the master of the house strode back into the library and resumed his pacing.

  • The next afternoon she was quite surprised by another call from Craven Kyte.