kick
[kɪk]noun
| 1. | [with foot] calcio m, pedata f |
| 2. | (inf)
[thrill]
to do sthg for kicks fare qc per divertimento to get a kick from sthg trovare qc eccitante, provare gusto in qc |
| 3. | (inf)
[of drink]
to have a kick (to it) dare una bella botta, stendere |
kick
[kɪk]transitive verb Konjugation
| 1. | [with foot]
dare un calcio a
to kick o.s. (fig) prendersi a schiaffi |
| 2. | (inf) [give up] perdere, smettere |
kick
[kɪk]intransitive verb Konjugation
[person, baby, animal] dare un calcio, scalciare
kick about
intransitive verb Konjugation ,
kick around
intransitive verb Konjugation
(inf) [lie around] essere in giro
kick off
intransitive verb Konjugation
| 1. | FOOTBALL dare il calcio d'inizio |
| 2. | (inf & fig) [start] iniziare |
kick out
transitive verb separable Konjugation
(inf) buttar fuori
kick up
transitive verb inseparable Konjugation
(inf)
to kick up a fuss piantare un casino
