kick (A1)

カタカナ: キック

IPA: /kɪk/

Definition

To strike or push something with your foot.

意味: 足を使って何かを打ったり、押し出したりすること。

Examples / 例文

• He kicked the ball across the field. — He kicked the ball across the field.

• The horse kicked out at the rider. — The horse kicked out at the rider.

• She kicked the door open in anger. — She kicked the door open in anger.

Kick の日本語訳

Japanese translations of Kick:

• 蹴る
• キックする

How to Use Kick

kick off (phrasal verb)

To start something, especially a game or event. — "The concert will kick off with a special performance."

kick in (phrasal verb)

To start to take effect. — "The medicine will kick in soon."

kick out (phrasal verb)

To force someone to leave a place or group. — "They kicked him out of the club."

kick back (phrasal verb)

To relax and do nothing. — "After a long week, I just want to kick back."

kick the bucket (idiom)

To die. — "He lived a long life before he kicked the bucket."

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