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单词 kick
释义
kick
verb
uk
/kɪk/us
/kɪk/
A1[IorT]
tohitsomeone or something with thefoot, or tomovethefeetandlegssuddenlyandviolently:
踢，踹
I kicked theballas hard as I could.我用尽全力踢球。
He wasaccusedof kicking a manintheface.他被控踢了他人的脸。
Shefeltthebabykicking inside her.她感到腹中的胎儿在踢她。
[I]
If agunkicks, itjumpsbacksuddenlyand withforcewhen thegunisfired.
（枪、炮）反冲，后坐
be kickingyourself/could have kickedyourself
C2
used to say that you are veryannoyedwith yourself because you have done somethingstupidormissedachance:
（由于做了蠢事或错失机会而）懊恼，自责
When Irealizedwhat I'd done I could have kicked myself.当我意识到自已的所作所为，不禁懊恼不已。
They must be kicking themselves forsellingtheirsharestoo early.他们一定为过早抛出股票而懊恼不已。
More examples
  • She kicked the children'sballsopowerfullythat itflewover thehedge.
  • Thefootballplayerkicked theballslapinto themiddleof thenet.
  • Pleasestopkicking thedoorlike that -openitproperly
  • Isawher kick thecatwhen shethoughtno one waslooking.
  • The otherboysstartedtopunchand kick him.
SMART Vocabulary: related words and phrases
Hitting and beating
  • at-risk
  • bangsomeoneup
  • basher
  • bashing
  • battered
  • belabour
  • brain
  • bunch
  • butt
  • deck
  • head-butt
  • hell
  • knock
  • knocksomeone'sblock offidiom
  • lamp
  • mess
  • swing
  • wallop
  • whop
  • whup
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Guns
Angry and displeased

Idioms

kick (some) ass
kick sb's arse
kick the bucket
kick the can down the road
kick the habit
kickyourheels
kick it
kicksomethinginto the long grass
kicksomethinginto touch
kick over the traces
More idioms
kick the tires
kick up a fuss/row/stink
kick upyourheels
kicksomeoneupstairs

Phrasal verbs

kick againstsomething
kick around
kicksomethingaround
kick back
kick in
kick insomething
kick off
kick (something) off
kicksomeoneout
kick up
kick
noun
uk
/kɪk/us
/kɪk/

kicknoun(HIT)

A2[C]
theactionof kicking something:
踢，踹
He gave theballa good kick.他使劲踢了一脚球。
More examples
  • Sheaimeda kick at myshins.
  • Thefootballerappealedto therefereefor afreekick.
  • Hispenaltykickplacedtheballdecisivelyin the back of thenet.
  • Hemissedthat kickliterallybymiles.
  • He gave themachinea kick.
SMART Vocabulary: related words and phrases
Hitting and beating
  • at-risk
  • bangsomeoneup
  • basher
  • bashing
  • battered
  • belabour
  • brain
  • bunch
  • butt
  • deck
  • head-butt
  • hell
  • knock
  • knocksomeone'sblock offidiom
  • lamp
  • mess
  • swing
  • wallop
  • whop
  • whup
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kicknoun(STRONG FEELING)

C2[C]
astrongfeelingofexcitementandpleasure:
极度的快感（或刺激）；极大的乐趣
Iget arealkickout ofwinningarace.我从赢得比赛中获得极大的乐趣。
He wasstealingstuffjustforkicks(= because hethoughtit wasexciting).他偷店里的东西纯粹是为了追求刺激。
[Cusually singular]informal
thestrongeffectof analcoholicdrink:
（酒的）刺激性
Watch out for thefruitpunch, it has arealkick.小心这种果汁潘趣酒，它很有劲。
SMART Vocabulary: related words and phrases
Excitement, interest, energy and enthusiasm
  • alacrity
  • animation
  • ardour
  • avidity
  • boosterism
  • commotion
  • fever pitch
  • flirtation
  • frenzy
  • friskiness
  • frisson
  • frolic
  • hubbub
  • perkiness
  • physicality
  • piquancy
  • pizzazz
  • pzazz
  • whirl
  • zealousness
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Alcohol - general words

kicknoun(STRONG TASTE)

[S]
astrongorspicytaste:
Tryaddinggingerorchillifor abitof a kick.
Thelivelyflavoursanddeliciouskick oflimewill giveyourtastebuds awake-upcall.
SMART Vocabulary: related words and phrases
Flavours & tastes
  • -flavoured
  • acidic
  • acidulous
  • aftertaste
  • ageusia
  • astringency
  • dishwater
  • flavourful
  • flavourless
  • flavoursome
  • fruitiness
  • fullness
  • plummy
  • pungent
  • salty
  • savory
  • savoury
  • seasoned
  • sharpness
  • watery
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kicknoun(INTEREST)

[Cusually singular]informal
a newinterest,especiallyone that does not lastlong:
一时的爱好（或狂热）
He'son anexercisekick(= heexercisesa lot)at themoment.现在他心血来潮爱上了锻炼。
SMART Vocabulary: related words and phrases
Passionate or passing interests
  • centrism
  • craze
  • cult
  • drug
  • eat
  • eat, sleep, and breathesomethingidiom
  • fad
  • faddish
  • faddism
  • fancy
  • geekery
  • mania
  • passion
  • passion project
  • religion
  • ruling
  • someone's ruling passionidiom

kicknoun(shoes)

kicks
[plural]mainlyUSslang
shoes,especiallyfashionablesportsshoes:
Do you like my new kicks?
Those kicks are badass!
More examples
  • You can get thelatestsneakerreleaseinformationfirst andexclusiveimagesof thenewestkicks.
  • Theloose-fittingstyleof thesecoolkicks canactuallyposeadanger.
  • Theminutehis kickslooka littleworn, hebuysnewones.
SMART Vocabulary: related words and phrases
Shoes
  • ankle boot
  • ballet shoe
  • Birkenstock
  • bootie
  • bootlace
  • high heels
  • high-top
  • hiking boot
  • hobnail boot
  • insole
  • sandal
  • shoehorn
  • shoelace
  • shoemaker
  • shoestring
  • wedgie
  • wellie
  • wellington
  • welly
  • whitening
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Idioms

kick in the teeth
a kick up the arse/backside
(Definition ofkickfrom theCambridge Advanced Learner's Dictionary & Thesaurus© Cambridge University Press)
kick
verb
uk
/kɪk/us
/kɪk/
A1[IorT]
tohitsomeone or something with thefoot, or tomovethefeetandlegssuddenlyandviolently
踢，踹
I kicked theballas hard as I could.我用尽全力踢球。
He wasaccusedof kicking a manintheface.他被控踢了他人的脸。
Shefeltthebabykicking inside her.她感到腹中的胎儿在踢她。
[I]
If agunkicks, itjumpsbacksuddenlyand withforcewhen thegunisfired.
（枪、炮）反冲，后坐
be kickingyourself/could have kickedyourself
C2
used to say that you are veryannoyedwith yourself because you have done somethingstupidormissedachance
（由于做了蠢事或错失机会而）懊恼，自责
When Irealizedwhat I'd done I could have kicked myself.当我意识到自已的所作所为，不禁懊恼不已。
They must be kicking themselves forsellingtheirsharestoo early.他们一定为过早抛出股票而懊恼不已。
More examples
  • She kicked the children'sballsopowerfullythat itflewover thehedge.
  • Thefootballplayerkicked theballslapinto themiddleof thenet.
  • Pleasestopkicking thedoorlike that -openitproperly
  • Isawher kick thecatwhen shethoughtno one waslooking.
  • The otherboysstartedtopunchand kick him.

Idioms

kick (some) ass
kick the bucket
kick the can down the road
kick the habit
kickyourheels
kicksthinto touch
kick over the traces
kick the tires
kick up a fuss/row/stink
kick upyourheels
More idioms
kicksbupstairs

Phrasal verbs

kick againststh
kick around
kickstharound
kick back
kick in
kick insth
kick off
kick (sth) off
kicksbout
kick up
kick
noun
uk
/kɪk/us
/kɪk/

kicknoun(HIT)

A2[C]
theactionof kicking something
踢，踹
He gave theballa good kick.他使劲踢了一脚球。
More examples
  • Sheaimeda kick at myshins.
  • Thefootballerappealedto therefereefor afreekick.
  • Hispenaltykickplacedtheballdecisivelyin the back of thenet.
  • Hemissedthat kickliterallybymiles.
  • He gave themachinea kick.

kicknoun(STRONG FEELING)

C2[C]
astrongfeelingofexcitementandpleasure
极度的快感（或刺激）；极大的乐趣
Iget arealkickout ofwinningarace.我从赢得比赛中获得极大的乐趣。
He wasstealingstuffjustforkicks(= because hethoughtit wasexciting).他偷店里的东西纯粹是为了追求刺激。
[Cusually singular]informal
thestrongeffectof analcoholicdrink
（酒的）刺激性
Watch out for thefruitpunch, it has arealkick.小心这种果汁潘趣酒，它很有劲。

kicknoun(INTEREST)

[Cusually singular]informal
a newinterest,especiallyone that does not lastlong
一时的爱好（或狂热）
He'son anexercisekick(= heexercisesa lot)at themoment.现在他心血来潮爱上了锻炼。

Idioms

kick in the teeth
a kick up the arse/backside

kick| American Dictionary

kick
verb[I/T]
us
/kɪk/

kickverb[I/T](HIT)

tohitsomeone or something with thefoot, or tomovethefeetandlegssuddenlyandviolently:
[T]I kicked theballas hard as I could.
[I]I kicked at theleaves,hopingtofindtheringIdropped.

Idioms

a kick in the pants
kickyourself
kick the bucket
kick the habit

Phrasal verbs

kicksomethingoff (withsomething)
kicksomeoneout
kick back
kick in
kick insomething
kick off
kick up(something)
kick
noun
us
/kɪk/

kicknoun(EXCITEMENT)

[C]
astrongfeelingofexcitementandpleasure:
We got a kick out of that show.

kicknoun(INTEREST)

[Cusually sing]
a newinterest,esp. one that does not lastlong:
He’s been on anexercisekicklately.

kickyourself

idiom
to beannoyedbecause you did somethingstupidorfailedtoactwhen you had anopportunity:
Youknowyou’ll kick yourself if youforgetto do it, so just do it now!
(Definition ofkickfrom theCambridge Academic Content Dictionary© Cambridge University Press)

kick| Business English

kick
verb[T]
uk
/kɪk/us
kick sth into touchUK(alsokick sth into the long grass)
todecidenot todealwith aproblem, or notdealwith itimmediately:
Theydecidedto kick theideaofintroducingacongestionchargeintotouch.
kick the tyresUK(USkick the tires)
totrysomething orexamineitcarefullybefore youbuyit:
Come and kick thetireson thislatestversionof thesoftware.
kick sb upstairsinformal
to give someone a newjobthatseemsmorepowerfulbut is really lesspowerful, usually inordertostopthemcausingtroublefor you:
He was alousysalesman, so he waskickedupstairsto adeskjob.
kick sth upstairsinformal
tosendinformationor adecisionto someone in ahigherposition:
We didn't have theauthoritytohireanyone, so thewholematterwaskickedupstairs.

See also

tire kicker

Phrasal verbs

kick sth around
kick back
kick sth back
kick in
kick sth in
kick off
kick sth off
kick sb out
(Definition ofkickfrom theCambridge Business English Dictionary© Cambridge University Press)

Examplesofkick

kick
When sampled with akicknet, the only organisms found in significant abundance at this marine foraging site were amphipods.
From theCambridge English Corpus
Neither trading conglomerate held the monopoly in the region, and profits from trade,kick-backs, and tariffs could flow in viceroyal coffers from either side.
From theCambridge English Corpus
He wanted a continuity so that, as one scene ended, the next one kicked in.
From theCambridge English Corpus
After each kicking, the robot modifies its trajectory to goal position by obtaining the information of the kicking position of the other two robots.
From theCambridge English Corpus
People cannotkickwith their hands or eyes or anything else in the normal sense.
From theCambridge English Corpus
Interactive agricultural mechanisation has not been given much of akick-start.
From theCambridge English Corpus
It hardly seems sensible to count the words separately, forkickhas nothing to do with moving the foot, nor is bucket a container.
From theCambridge English Corpus
The first few sections deal with a diverse suite of analytical approaches: lithosphericscale issueskickthe volume off.
From theCambridge English Corpus
This behaviour comprised sideways movement of the abdomen, kicking and sometimes retraction of the stylets and escape by walking to other parts of the plant.
From theCambridge English Corpus
The implication is that countries need to 'kickthe habit ' of aid before they can turn to the task of building authentic democratic institutions.
From theCambridge English Corpus
Similarly, genes for hypercholesterolemia will onlykickin if you have a high fat diet.
From theCambridge English Corpus
For example, consider an idiom such askickthe bucket.
From theCambridge English Corpus
Thekickwheel is used, depending on the type of vessel being produced.
From theCambridge English Corpus
Similarly, while eat, dance, andkickwould not usually be thought of as middle-forming verbs, they can, with appropriate contextualization, occur felicitously in the construction.
From theCambridge English Corpus
Multi-dimensioned intertwined basin boundaries: basin structure of the kicked double rotor.
From theCambridge English Corpus
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