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cross-kick

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kick Thành ngữ, tục ngữ

better than a kick in the ass

better than punishment, not as bad as it could be, don't knock it "When I told him we had won $10 in the Lotto, he said, ""It's better than a kick in the ass."""

for kicks

for fun, for enjoyment """What do you guys do for kicks?"" ""I play computer games."""

get a kick out of

enjoy I think that my father got a kick out of seeing his old school friend.

get a kick out of something

find something amusing.

get my kicks

get my enjoyment, have my fun I get my kicks from coaching kids' teams. I enjoy doing that.

get your kicks

enjoy yourself, have fun How do you get your kicks? Do you sing? Dance? Travel?

kick a habit

stop a habit, shake a habit A person needs discipline to kick a habit like drinking.

kick around

lie around in a place I was tired on Saturday so I stayed home and kicked around in the morning.

kick ass

scold, lecture, give you hell The coach will kick ass if we don't go to practice.

kick at the cat

a turn, a try, have a go It's your kick at the cat. See if you can solve the puzzle.

kick back

relax, sit back and put your feet up I'm going to kick back on the deck for a couple of hours.

kick butt

defeat badly, blow them away The Cougars beat us last week. Let's kick their butt tonight!

kick myself

be angry at myself, regret my choice I could kick myself for selling that car. I wish I hadn't sold it.

kick-off

a start The kick-off for the no smoking campaign will start next week.

kick oneself

regret I kicked myself for not applying for the job sooner.

kick out

make someone go or leave, get rid of, dismiss He was kicked out of school when he was 15 years old because of his bad behavior.

kick over

pay, contribute I was forced to kick over a lot of money for the motor for my car.

kick start

use battery cables to start a car, jump start The battery was dead so we got a tow truck to kick start our car.

kick the bucket

die The man who used to clean the walls at the factory kicked the bucket last week.

kick the habit

stop a bad habit like smoking or taking drugs He has been trying to kick his smoking habit for years.

kick the weed

stop smoking, kick the habit (see kick a habit)of smoking It's hard to kick the weed after smoking for twenty years.

kick up a fuss

complain, make a scene Jon will kick up a fuss if he doesn't get paid on time.

kick up one

have a good time, celebrate We really kicked up our heels at the Christmas party that we attended last week.

kick up your heels

celebrate, go to parties, have fun After you've written your exams you can kick up your heels.

kickback

money paid illegally for favorable treatment The construction company gave the politician some illegal kickbacks in order to win the contract.

kicking around

"lying around here; is here or there or somewhere near" """Do you have a hammer?"" ""Ya, there's one kickin' around here somewhere."""

kick it

to have fun

kick the shit out of

see beat the shit out of

kicks

see sneakers

kick about

1．treat badly by kicking or hitting 粗暴对待
You can't kick him around like that．你不能这样粗暴地对待他。
The mother was taken to court for kicking the child about．这位母亲因虐待孩子而被送上法庭。
Mr．Jones is always kicking his dog around．琼斯先生总是虐待他的狗。
2．talk easily and carelessly back and forth about；discuss 扯来扯去地讨论；漫谈
At first our committee didn't want to accept my plan，but later they decided to kick it around for a while．起初委员会不同意接受我的计划，但后来他们决定议一议。
Bod and I kicked around the idea of going swimming，but it was hot and we were too lazy．鲍勃和我说来说去想去游泳，可是天气太热，我们也懒得动。
We'll begin the meeting by kicking around a few possibilities on how we might raise the money，then we'll make some decisions．我们一开始得先讨论一下如何募捐的几种可能，然后再做一些决定。
The committee kicked your suggestion around for over an hour．委员会对于你的建议讨论了一个多小时。
3．lie around or in a place；be treated carelessly；be neglected 闲置；忽视；冷落
This old overcoat has been kicking around the closet for years．这件旧大衣放在壁橱中已多年不穿
The manuscripts have kicked around on the desk for days．那些文稿堆在写字台上已有好多天无人处理。
4．move about often； go from one job or place to another经常到处跑；常换职业
Jack has kicked around all over the world as a visiting professor．杰克以访问教授的身份走遍了全世界。
He's been kicking around for several months．他几个月来一直到处跑。
5．be present； alive； be in existence到场；活着；存在
It never occurred to me he was still kicking around； for years I thought he was dead．我从没想到他居然还活着，多年来我一直以为他已经死了。
The idea of flight had been kicking around for centuries before man actually achieved it．关于飞行的想法持续了几个世纪以后人类才真正予以实现。

kick about/around

kick against

oppose；dislike不喜欢；反对
The customers are kicking against paying such high prices．顾客不肯出这样的高价。

kick down the ladder

said of persons who repudiate or ignore the friendship or associations by means of which they have risen in the world忘恩负义；过河拆桥
As soon as Harris became manager of the company he kicked down the ladder and turned his back on his former friends．哈里斯一当上经理就翻脸不认人，不理睬过去的朋友了。

kick in

1．contribute one's share，esp．in money 捐献；捐款
Each of us had to kick in a certain amount toward the general expenses．我们每人需捐献一定数量的钱作为公共费用。
We all agreed to kick in 10％ of the cost．我们都同意负担10％的费用。
He said he would kick in for the annual Christmas party．他说他要为一年一度的圣诞节晚会捐款。
An unknown contributor kicked in with 500 dollars．一位匿名人士捐了500美元。
2．die 死去
After a long illness，the old man kicked in last night．那位老人久病不愈，昨晚死了。
He kicked in at the ripe old age of 90．他在90高龄时去世了。
She kicked in after a long and painful illness．她害了一场极其痛苦的、久治不愈的大病后死去了。

kick jump the traces

break the rules；behave in an undisciplined way犯规；不遵守纪律；不受纪律约束
When their teacher was absent and they had a substitute， the children kicked over the traces．当他们的老师请假并请了一位代课老师时，孩子们闹翻了天。

kick off

1．（football）begin the game by kicking the ball（足球）中线开球
The match is due to kick off at 4：30 p．m．足球比赛定于下午4点半开始。
John kicked off and the football game started．约翰开球，足球比赛开始了。
2．begin；launch；start开始；发起
The candidate kicked off his campaign with a speech on television．这位候选人以一篇电视演说而开始他的竟选活动。
We kicked off with groupsinging．我们以合唱开始了演出。
Who will kick off with the first question for our speaker？谁愿意开头炮，向我们演讲者提问题？
3．die死；亡故
He was almost eighty years old when he kicked off．他去世时已差不多80岁了。
I hear poor old Charlie has kicked off．我听说可怜的老查理已经死了。
After his wife kicked off， he lived with his son．妻子死后，他就和儿子一起生活。
4．stop operating停止运转
The old washing machine has kicked off again．那台旧洗衣机又不转动了。

kick on

begin working suddenly突然工作
Suddenly the motor kicked on，when I had almost given up hope．就在我快要失望的时候，马达突然起动了。

kick over/jump the traces

kick over the traces

kick up

1．stir up（trouble）；make or cause a disturbance， scene， etc．惹起（麻烦）；引起（骚乱等）；大吵大闹
You have to handle him diplomatically or else he'll kick up a lot of trouble．对待他要策略点，否则他会捣乱的。
A crowd of youths outside the door were kicking up such a noise that we could scarcely hear ourselves speak．门外一群青年人大声吵闹，我们几乎听不见自己的讲话。
2．show signs of not working right 身体有不舒服的感觉；发生故障
He had had too much to eat and his stomach started to kick up．他吃得太多了，胃不舒服。
After working well for a year， the air conditioner suddenly started kicking up．这台空调器正常工作了一年以后突然出了毛病。
3．drive or force dust， etc．upward by kicking踢起灰尘等
The car picked up speed and was soon veiled by the clouds of dust it kicked up．汽车越开越快，不一会儿就被扬起的灰尘淹没了。
The truck kicked a cloud of dust up．卡车扬起了一大片灰尘。

kick up a a dust/a row

make trouble； make a disturbance 惹事端；起骚扰
Don't kick up a fuss about such trifles！不要为这点小事就吵吵嚷嚷！
When the teacher left the classroom， two boys kicked up a row．老师离开教室时，两个男孩开始打了起来。
If I refuse to go to the theater， my wife is sure to kick up a row．如果我拒绝去戏院，我妻子一定会大闹一场。
She is the kind of person who will kick up a fuss about a very trivial matter．她是那种为一点小事就会大吵大闹的人。

kick up a fuss/a dust/a row

kick up a fuss dust/a row

kick up one's heels

have a merry time； celebrate欢欣鼓舞；庆祝
When exams were over， the students went to town to kick up their heels．考试结束后，学生们进城去欢庆了一番。
The children kicked up their heels as soon as they were let out of school．孩子们一放学就高兴得手舞足蹈。

kick sth off

Idiom(s): kick sth off

Theme: STARTING

to start something; to start off an event.
• They kicked the picnic off with a footrace.
• We kicked off the party by singing rowdy songs.
• That was a great way to kick off a weekend.

kick sth in

Idiom(s): kick sth in

Theme: MONEY - CONTRIBUTION

to contribute some money (to a cause). (Informal.)
• John kicked five dollars in.
• I'd be happy to kick in a dollar, but no more.

kick sth around

Idiom(s): kick sth around

Theme: DISCUSSION

to discuss an idea or a proposal.
• That sounds like a good idea to me. Let's kick it around in our meeting tomorrow.
• We kicked around John's idea for a while.

kick oneself for

Idiom(s): kick oneself (for doing sth)

Theme: REGRET

to regret doing something. (Informal.)
• I could just kick myself for going off and not locking the car door. Now the car has been stolen.
• Don't kick yourself. It's insured.

alive and kicking

Idiom(s): alive and kicking AND alive and well

Theme: HEALTH - FIT

well and healthy. (Informal. Fixed order.)
• JANE: HOW is Bill? MARY: Oh, he's alive and kicking.
• The last time I saw Tom, he was alive and well.

kick up a storm

Idiom(s): kick up a fuss AND kick up a row; kick up a storm

Theme: TROUBLE

to become a nuisance; to misbehave and disturb (someone). (Informal. Row rhymes with cow. Note the variations in the examples.)
• The customer kicked up such a fuss about the food that the manager came to apologize.
• I kicked up such a row that they kicked me out.
• Oh, what pain! My arthritis is kicking up a storm.

More Idioms/Phrases

know like the back of one's hand knock sth back knock sb off knock sb for a loop knock sb down to size knock one off one's feet kick up a storm kick up a row keep up one's act keep still about keep sth quiet