kick
[kɪk]noun
| 1. | [from person]
patada f,
puntapié m
[from animal] coz f |
| 2. | (inf)
[excitement]
to do something for kicks hacer algo para divertirse to get a kick from something disfrutar con algo |
| 3. | (inf)
[of drink]
to have a kick estar cantidad de fuerte |
kick
[kɪk]transitive verb Conjugation
| 1. | [hit once with foot]
dar una patada or
un puntapié a
[hit repeatedly with foot] dar patadas or puntapiés a he kicked the ball back to them les devolvió la pelota de un puntapié |
| 2. | (fig)
[be angry with]
I could have kicked myself estaba que me tiraba de los pelos |
| 3. | (inf) [give up] Conjugation dejar |
kick
[kɪk]intransitive verb Conjugation
[person] dar patadas
[animal] dar coces, Conjugation cocear
kick about
intransitive verb Conjugation ,
kick around
intransitive verb Conjugation
(UK & inf) andar rondando por ahí
kick back
intransitive verb Conjugation
(US) [relax] Conjugation relajarse
kick in
intransitive verb Conjugation
| 1. | [drug] surtir efecto |
| 2. | [start] Conjugation empezar |
kick off
intransitive verb Conjugation
| 1. | [football] hacer el saque inicial |
| 2. | (inf) [start activity] Conjugation empezar |
kick out
transitive verb separable Conjugation
(inf) Conjugation echar, poner de patitas en la calle
kick up
transitive verb inseparable Conjugation
(inf) [a fuss, racket] Conjugation armar
