kick
[kɪk]noun
| 1. | [with foot] (Fuß)tritt der |
| 2. | (inf)
[excitement]
to do sthg for kicks etw aus Spaß tun to get a kick from sthg an etw (D) Spaß haben |
| 3. | [of gun]
Rückstoß der
a drink that's got a kick ein Drink, der es in sich hat |
kick
[kɪk]transitive verb Konjugation
| 1. | [with foot - gen]
Konjugation treten [ - ball] Konjugation kicken I could have kicked myself! ich hätte mich ohrfeigen können! |
| 2. | (inf) [habit] Konjugation aufgeben |
kick
[kɪk]intransitive verb Konjugation
[person] Konjugation treten
[baby] Konjugation strampeln
[animal] Konjugation ausschlagen, Konjugation treten
kick about
intransitive verb Konjugation ,
kick around
intransitive verb Konjugation
(inf) [lie around] Konjugation herumhängen
kick off
intransitive verb Konjugation
| 1. | FOOTBALL Konjugation anstoßen |
| 2. | (inf & fig) [start] Konjugation anfangen |
kick out
transitive verb separable Konjugation
(inf) Konjugation rausschmeißen
kick up
transitive verb inseparable Konjugation
(inf)
to kick up a fuss Ärger or Theater machen
