kick/kɪk/

vt

1. 踢

• He kicked the door open. 他踢开门。

• The boy kicked me on the leg. 男孩一脚踢在我腿上。

• Can you kick your legs high in the air like those dancers? 你能像那些舞蹈演员一样把腿踢得高高的吗？

2. 使汽车加速

• He kicked his car into high gear. 他给汽车提档加速。

3. (足球)踢进(一球)

• kick a goal 踢进一球得分

4. 放弃，戒绝(恶习等)

• It's quite difficult for most heavy smokers to kick the habit. 对大多数瘾君子来说戒烟是很困难的。

5. (枪、炮等)后坐

• The gun kicked his shoulder. 枪的后坐力撞击了他的肩膀。

vi 踢

• The baby is kicking and crying for its mother's hug. 婴儿又踢又哭地要妈妈抱。

词组kick about(或around)

1. 乱踢

• Boys like kicking a football about the field. 男孩子们喜欢在场上踢足球玩。

2. 到处乱放

• Many of her old clothes are kicked about a wardrobe. 她的许多旧衣服被扔在一个衣柜里。

3. 跑来跑去；不断换职业

• He had been kicking about Europe for years when he was young. 他年轻时曾在欧洲游荡过几年。

kick against 反对，抗议

• The customers kicked against the high prices. 顾客们反对高物价。

kick back

1. 踢回；(非正式)突然后退

2. 回敬，报复

• We should kick back at all these unfair allegations of corruptions in our organization. 我们必须回击所有这些对我们组织中有贪污腐败现象的不公正指控。

kick in 踢开；踢破，踢坏

• The burglars kicked the door in. 窃贼们破门而入。

kick off

1. 踢掉，踢开

• He kicked his shoes off and lay down. 他踢掉鞋躺了下来。

2. 【足】喻 开球；开始

kick out 开除，驱逐

• He's been kicked out of the company. 他被开除出公司。

kick sb. when he is down 落井下石

• It's something like kicking a man when he is down to dismiss a newly divorced man. 解雇一个刚离婚的人有些落井下石的感觉。

kick the bucket 俚 死掉 kick up

1. 引起

• kick up a fuss 引起骚动

2. 踢起，扬起(尘土等)；The car kicked spatters of water up.汽车开过，溅起水花。