kit
Meaning in simple English, pronunciation and examples
Pronunciation: US /kɪt/
Forms: kits
kit means: A group of things kept together for a particular activity or journey.
noun
A group of things kept together for a particular activity or journey.
- Keep a first aid kit in your car.
- She packed her camping kit before breakfast.
- This sewing kit contains needles and thread.
A set of tools kept together for a particular job.
- He opened his tool kit.
- The repair kit includes a small screwdriver.
- Do you have a kit for fixing bicycles?
Clothes, especially a set worn for sport or another activity.
- Bring your sports kit tomorrow.
- The team wore its new kit.
- He got his kit off and jumped into the lake.
A baby fox, rabbit, or certain other small animals.
- A fox kit peered out of the den.
- The rabbit had six kits.
- The mother beaver stayed close to her kit.
A baby cat.
- The tiny kit drank milk.
- The cat carried her kit to a warm corner.
- Three kits slept beside their mother.
A group of pigeons, especially trained birds flying together.
- A kit of pigeons circled the roof.
- The breeder released a kit at dawn.
- Two kits flew above the loft.
verb
To gather and package parts or supplies into sets for a particular use.
- We kit the parts before shipping.
- The warehouse team kitted all the components yesterday.
- Can you kit these supplies for the assembly team?
Questions about kit
What does kit mean?
A group of things kept together for a particular activity or journey.
What is kit in other languages?
Türkçe: set · Español: equipo · Français: trousse · Deutsch: Ausrüstung · Italiano: kit · 日本語: 用具一式
How do you pronounce kit?
It is pronounced /kɪt/.
How do you use kit in a sentence?
Keep a first aid kit in your car. She packed her camping kit before breakfast.
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