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kick: I. sustantivo II. verbo transitivo III. verbo intransitivo
kick about: I. verbo intransitivo II. verbo transitivo
kick away: verbo transitivo
kick back: I. verbo transitivo II. verbo intransitivo
kick in: I. verbo transitivo II. verbo intransitivo
kick off: I. verbo intransitivo II. verbo transitivo
kick out: I. verbo transitivo II. verbo intransitivo
kick over: verbo transitivo
kick up: verbo intransitivo
free ˈkick: sustantivo
ˈkick-start·er: sustantivo
ˈpen·al·ty kick: sustantivo
ˈplace kick: sustantivo

I . kick [kɪk] SUST.

1. kick:

kick (with foot)

brca f

kick (with foot)

sunek m

kick (with foot)

udarec m

kick (in sports)

strel m

kick of a horse

brca f

to give sth a kick

a kick in the teeth fig.

this was a real kick in the teeth after all his efforts

to je bila prava klofuta njegovemu prizadevanju

2. kick (exciting feeling):

kick

prijetna napetost f

kick

dražilo n za živce

to do sth for kicks

delati kaj zaradi vznemirjenja

he gets a kick out of that

to ga strašansko zabava

to have a kick

imeti opojni učinek

the cocktail doesn't have much kick

koktajl ne zadene najbolj

3. kick (trendy interest):

kick

he's on a religious kick

trenutno je obseden z religijo

4. kick (gun jerk):

kick

trzaj m

kick

odboj [or sunek] m

kick

nazaj

II . kick [kɪk] V. trans.

1. kick (hit with foot):

kick

brcati [form. perf. brcniti]

to kick a ball

to kick oneself fig.

tepsti se po glavi

2. kick:

(put) to kick sth into high gear

dati kaj v višjo prestavo

to kick sth up a notch (stereo)

dati kaj bolj na glas

to kick sth up a notch (ride)

3. kick (get rid of):

kick accent

odpravljati [form. perf. odpraviti]

kick drinking, smoking, habit

opuščati [form. perf. opustiti]

to kick sb's ass ingl. am. m. coloq.

izprašiti komu hlače [or rit]

to kick some ass ingl. am. m. coloq.

zganjati nasilje

to kick ass ingl. am. m. coloq.

to kick ass ingl. am. m. coloq.

to kick the bucket

iti rakom žvižgat

to kick the bucket

to kick sb when he/she is down

dotolči koga, ko je že tako na tleh

to be kicking one's heels ingl. brit.

pognati korenine [zaradi dolgotrajnega čakanja]

III . kick [kɪk] V. intr.

1. kick (with foot):

brcati [form. perf. brcniti ]v

2. kick esp ingl. am. (complain):

godrnjati zaradi

to kick against sb

to be alive and kicking

biti čil in zdrav

I . kick about, kick around V. intr. coloq.

kick

kick

II . kick about, kick around V. trans.

1. kick (with foot):

to kick sth around

brcati kaj sem in tja

2. kick (consider):

to kick an idea around coloq.

predebatirati zamisel

3. kick (mistreat):

to kick sb around

zlorabljati koga

kick away V. trans.

kick

odrivati [form. perf. odriniti]

I . kick back V. trans.

kick

odskakovati [form. perf. odskočiti]

odbijati [form. perf. odbiti]

to kick back the blanket

to kick money back to sb coloq.

plačati podkupnino komu

II . kick back V. intr.

1. kick ingl. am. coloq. (relax):

kick

sproščati se [form. perf. sprostiti se]

2. kick (gun):

kick

trzati [form. perf. trzniti]

kick

suvati [form. perf. suniti nazaj]

I . kick in V. trans. (with foot)

kick door, window

vdirati [form. perf. vdreti]

II . kick in V. intr.

1. kick (start):

kick drug, measure, method

kick drug, measure, method

kick device, system

sprožati se [form. perf. sprožiti se]

kick device, system

vžigati [form. perf. vžgati]

kick maturity

pojavljati se [form. perf. pojaviti se]

kick maturity

nastopati [form. perf. nastopiti]

2. kick (to contribute):

to kick in for sth

prispevati za kaj

if we all kick in we can buy a microwave

če združimo moči, lahko kupimo mikrovalovno pečico

I . kick off V. intr.

kick

začenjati [form. perf. začeti]

kick FÚT.

II . kick off V. trans. (start, launch)

kick

začenjati [form. perf. začeti]

kick discussion

načenjati [form. perf. načeti]

I . kick out V. trans. (throw out)

kick

metati ven [form. perf. vreči ven]

II . kick out V. intr. to kick out against sb/sth

kick

na vse kriplje [or z vsemi štirimi] se braniti pred kom/čim

kick over V. trans. to kick over ⇄ sb/sth

kick

prevrniti koga/kaj

kick up V. intr.

kick also fig.:

to kick up dust

to kick up a fuss

free ˈkick SUST. DEP.

ˈkick-start·er SUST.

kick-starter

nožni zaganjalnik m

ˈpen·al·ty kick SUST.

penalty kick DEP.

kazenski strel m

penalty kick FÚT.

enajstmetrovka f

ˈplace kick SUST. DEP.

brca f žoge z mesta

Ejemplos monolingües (no verificados por la redacción de PONS)

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And if unable to pull their card or cash on the spot, they are violently kicked out of the hospital, coldly and callously! www.torontosun.com

In a spiteful match, he kicked one goal. en.wikipedia.org

The game kicked-off with a very lively atmosphere with both teams starting fired up and giving it their all. en.wikipedia.org

The team attempted and qualified for every event until the woes of sponsorship kicked in. en.wikipedia.org

The plot kicked into gear when the guys found out a rival airline was siphoning oil from a nature preserve. en.wikipedia.org

They hit him in the face with a nightstick, they kicked, they punched him, and then essentially charged him with a crime. www.democracynow.org

Hover kicked a 48-yard field goal to make the score 22-0. en.wikipedia.org

He was kicked and punched a number of times and had a shoulder bag containing a number of items taken from him. www.independent.ie

The message kicked off like any other emergency alert - with the dialup-esque bleeps and tones and an alert crawl atop the screen. www.pcmag.com

Eventually the coagulant kicked in and the blood-flow dried to a trickle. www.independent.ie

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