Definition of kete in English:

kete

nounPlural ketesˈkɛteɪ

Early 19th century: Maori.

词汇	kete
释义	Definition of kete in English: kete nounPlural ketesˈkɛteɪ NZ A traditional Maori basket, typically woven from flax. she weaves kete and wall hangings using natural dyes Example sentencesExamples Silver and paua pendants in a koru design photographed on a kete I am not a weaver of baskets (having only the basic knowledge for how to weave a kete which is different from a 'bowl' or 'nest' shape). It's as if an angel made a divine appointment to show me what a kete of kindness can do for a flock of lost little lambs. She doesn't seem interested in the flax kete I have made for her. I exhausted myself and my kete of ideas. This is the little flax kete (bag) I picked up at Trash Palace last week for $2! The paved areas continue the kete and weaving themes both conceptually and physically. It don't take much and it don't cost a kete full of cash to spread a little spring joy with a Random Act of Kindness. The carving behind him shows the figure holding a kete (flax woven bag) and has a dog. I tell them things my grandparents taught me: how to behave on the rocks collecting food at low tide, and how to make a kete. Origin Early 19th century: Maori.
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