kick out V. [ingl. am. kɪk -, ingl. brit. kɪk -] (v + o + adv)
- kick out
- echar
- his parents have kicked him out
- sus padres lo han echado de casa
- his parents have kicked him out
- sus padres lo han puesto de patitas en la calle coloq.
- she was kicked out of college
- la expulsaron de la universidad
- he got kicked out of the bar
- lo echaron or lo sacaron del bar a patadas coloq.
I. kick [ingl. am. kɪk, ingl. brit. kɪk] SUST.
1.1. kick C:
- kick (by person)
- patada f
- kick (by person)
- puntapié m
- kick (by horse)
- coz f
- she gave the door a kick
- le dio or le pegó una patada a la puerta
- what she needs is a kick up the backside coloq.
- lo que necesita es una patada en el trasero coloq.
1.2. kick C (in swimming):
- kick
- patada f
1.3. kick C (of gun):
- kick
- coz f
- kick
- culatazo m
- kick
- patada f
2.1. kick coloq. C (thrill, excitement):
- kick
- placer m
- he seems to get a kick out of making her cry
- parece que se deleitara haciéndola llorar
- they broke the fence just for kicks
- rompieron la valla nada más que por divertirse
- he gets his kicks from driving like a maniac
- manejar como un loco es como una droga para él
- he gets his kicks from driving like a maniac
- conducir como un loco es como una droga para él Esp.
2.2. kick coloq. U (stimulating effect):
- this cocktail has a real kick to it
- este cóctel es explosivo
- this cocktail has a real kick to it
- este cóctel pega fuerte coloq.
2.3. kick coloq. C (fad, phase):
- I'm on a health food kick at the moment
- ahora me ha dado por los alimentos dietéticos
II. kick [ingl. am. kɪk, ingl. brit. kɪk] V. intr.
1. kick:
- kick person:
- dar patadas
- kick person:
- patalear
- kick swimmer:
- patalear
- kick horse:
- cocear
- kick horse:
- dar coces
- to kick and scream
- gritar y patalear
- they had to drag him there kicking and screaming
- tuvieron que llevarlo hasta allí a rastras
2. kick dancer:
- kick
- levantar una pierna
3. kick gun:
- kick
- dar una coz
- kick
- dar un culatazo
- kick
- dar una patada
4. kick runner:
- kick
- acelerar
- kick
- picar Chile
III. kick [ingl. am. kɪk, ingl. brit. kɪk] V. trans.
1. kick ball:
- kick
- patear
- kick
- darle una patada a
- kick
- darle un puntapié a
- she kicked him in the shins
- le pegó una patada en la espinilla
- he kicked the boxes out of the way
- quitó las cajas de en medio de una patada
- he kicked the door open/shut
- abrió/cerró la puerta de una patada
- he was kicked by a horse
- le dio una coz un caballo
- she kicked the bedclothes off
- se destapó pataleando
- to kick oneself
- darse con la cabeza contra la pared
- to kick oneself
- darse de patadas
- to kick sb upstairs
- ascender a alguien para quitárselo de en medio
- to kick sb when he's/she's down
- pegarle a alguien en el suelo
2. kick (stop) coloq.:
- kick habit
- dejar
- kick heroin
- desengancharse de
- I used to smoke, but I've finally kicked it
- antes fumaba pero he logrado quitarme el vicio
drop kick SUST.
- drop kick (in rugby)
- botepronto m
- drop kick (in wrestling)
- patada f voladora
free kick SUST.
1. free kick (in soccer):
- free kick
- tiro m libre
- direct/indirect free kick
- tiro m libre directo/indirecto
2. free kick (in rugby):
- free kick
- patada f libre
goal kick SUST. DEP.
- goal kick
- saque m de puerta
- goal kick
- saque m de portería
- goal kick
- saque m de valla Co. Sur
kick back V. [ingl. am. kɪk -, ingl. brit. kɪk -] ingl. am. (v + adv) coloq.
- kick back
- tranquilizarse
- kick back
- calmarse
kick about V. [ingl. am. kɪk -, ingl. brit. kɪk -] ingl. brit.
kick about → kick around
I. kick around V. [ingl. am. kɪk -, ingl. brit. kɪk -] coloq. (v + o + adv)
1. kick around (treat badly):
- kick around
- maltratar
- kick around
- tratar a las patadas coloq.
2. kick around idea/suggestion:
- kick around
- estudiar
locuciones, giros idiomáticos:
- to kick a ball around
- pelotear
II. kick around V. [ingl. am. kɪk -, ingl. brit. kɪk -] coloq. (v + prep + o)
1. kick around (be present):
- kick around
- andar por
- he's still kicking around London, isn't he?
- todavía anda por Londres, ¿no?
2. kick around (wander aimlessly):
- kick around
- deambular dando vueltas por
- kick around
- andar dando vueltas por
III. kick around V. [ingl. am. kɪk -, ingl. brit. kɪk -] coloq. (v + adv) (be present)
- this umbrella's been kicking around for months
- hace meses que este paraguas anda (dando vueltas) por aquí
kick down V. [ingl. am. kɪk -, ingl. brit. kɪk -] (v + o + adv, v + adv + o)
kick down door:
- kick down
- echar abajo
- kick down
- derribar (a patadas)
kick-ass ADJ. atrbv. ingl. am. coloq.
- kick-ass
- gallito coloq.
- kick-ass
- chulo Esp. coloq.
- kick-ass action
- de gallito coloq.
- kick-ass action
- de chulo Esp. coloq.
I. kick in V. [ingl. am. kɪk -, ingl. brit. kɪk -] (v + o + adv, v + adv + o)
kick in door:
- kick in
- echar abajo
- kick in
- derribar (a patadas)
- I'll kick your teeth in!
- ¡te voy a hacer tragar los dientes! coloq.
II. kick in V. [ingl. am. kɪk -, ingl. brit. kɪk -] (v + adv)
kick in (contribute money) ingl. am.:
- kick in coloq.
- contribuir
- kick in coloq.
- poner
I. kick out V. trans.
- to kick sb out
- poner a alguien de patitas en la calle coloq.
- he was kicked out of the party
- lo echaron de la fiesta
II. kick out V. intr.
- kick out person
- dar patadas
- kick out horse
- dar coces
I. kick [kɪk] SUST.
1. kick:
- kick person
- patada f
- kick horse
- coz f
- kick in football
- tiro m
- kick in swimming
- movimiento m de las piernas
2. kick (exciting feeling):
- kick
- placer m
- to do sth for kicks
- hacer algo para divertirse
- to get a kick out of sth
- encontrar placer en algo
- this drink has a kick in it
- esta bebida es fuerte
3. kick (craze):
- he is on an exercise kick at the moment
- ahora le ha dado por hacer ejercicio
4. kick (gun jerk):
- kick
- culatazo m
locuciones, giros idiomáticos:
- to be a kick in the teeth
- ser como un jarro de agua fría
II. kick [kɪk] V. trans.
1. kick:
- kick
- dar una patada
- to kick sth open
- abrir algo de una patada
- to kick a ball
- chutar una pelota
- to kick oneself fig.
- darse con la cabeza en la pared
2. kick (stop):
- kick
- dejar
- to kick a habit
- dejar un vicio
locuciones, giros idiomáticos:
- to be kicking one's heels ingl. brit.
- estar de plantón
- to kick sth into touch
- posponer algo
- to kick sb upstairs
- ascender a alguien para librarse de él
III. kick [kɪk] V. intr.
1. kick:
- kick person
- dar patadas a
- kick horse
- dar coces
- kick DEP.
- chutar
2. kick gun:
- kick
- dar culatazo
3. kick (complain):
- kick
- protestar
- to kick about sth
- quejarse de algo
- to kick against sth
- oponerse a algo
locuciones, giros idiomáticos:
- to be alive and kicking coloq.
- estar vivito y coleando
kick up V. trans.
- to kick up dust a. fig.
- levantar polvo
- to kick up a fuss/row
- armar un escándalo
locuciones, giros idiomáticos:
- to kick up one's heels
- echar una cana al aire
I. kick about, kick around V. intr. coloq. (hang about)
- kick about
- andar por ahí
- kick about thing
- andar rodando
II. kick about, kick around V. trans.
1. kick about a ball:
- kick about
- dar patadas a
2. kick about (treat badly):
- kick about
- maltratar
kick away V. trans.
- kick away
- apartar de un golpe
I. kick off V. intr.
- kick off (begin)
- empezar
- kick off (in football)
- hacer el saque de centro
II. kick off V. trans.
- kick off
- quitar de un puntapié
I. kick back V. trans.
kick back football:
- kick back
- devolver
II. kick back V. intr. coloq.
1. kick back (recoil):
- kick back
- retroceder
- kick back gun
- dar culatazo
2. kick back (give a kickback):
- kick back
- sobornar
free kick SUST. DEP.
- free kick
- tiro m libre
kick upstairs V. trans.
- kick upstairs
- ascender
drop kick SUST. DEP.
- drop kick
- botepronto m
I. kick [kɪk] SUST.
1. kick:
- kick person
- patada f
- kick horse
- coz f
- kick in football
- tiro m
- kick in swimming
- movimiento m de las piernas
2. kick (exciting feeling):
- kick
- placer m
- to do sth for kicks
- hacer algo para divertirse
- to get a kick out of sth
- encontrar placer en algo
- this drink has a kick to it
- esta bebida es fuerte
3. kick (craze):
- he is on an exercise kick at the moment
- ahora le ha dado por hacer ejercicio
4. kick (gun jerk):
- kick
- culatazo m
locuciones, giros idiomáticos:
- to be a kick in the teeth
- ser como un jarro de agua fría
II. kick [kɪk] V. trans.
1. kick:
- kick
- dar una patada
- to kick sth open
- abrir algo de una patada
- to kick a ball
- chutar una pelota
- to kick oneself fig.
- darse con la cabeza en la pared fig.
2. kick (stop):
- kick
- dejar
- to kick a habit
- dejar un vicio
III. kick [kɪk] V. intr.
1. kick:
- kick person
- dar patadas a
- kick horse
- dar coces a
- kick DEP.
- chutar
2. kick gun:
- kick
- dar culatazo
3. kick (complain):
- kick
- protestar
- to kick about sth
- quejarse de algo
- to kick against sth
- oponerse a algo
locuciones, giros idiomáticos:
- to be alive and kicking coloq.
- estar vivito y coleando
I. kick out V. trans.
- to kick sb out
- poner a alguien de patitas en la calle coloq.
- he was kicked out of the party
- lo echaron de la fiesta
II. kick out V. intr.
- kick out person
- dar patadas
- kick out horse
- dar coces
I. kick about, kick around V. intr. coloq. (hang about)
- kick about
- andar por ahí
- kick about thing
- andar rodando
II. kick about, kick around V. trans.
1. kick about a ball:
- kick about
- dar patadas a
2. kick about (treat badly):
- kick about
- maltratar
free kick SUST. DEP.
- free kick
- tiro m libre
onside kick SUST.
- onside kick
- onside kick m
penalty kick SUST. DEP.
- penalty kick
- (tiro m de) penalti m
- to award a penalty kick
- señalar un penalti
place kick SUST. DEP.
- place kick
- tiro m libre
drop kick SUST. DEP.
- drop kick
- botepronto m
kick against V. trans. insep.
- kick against
- protestar contra
kick around V. trans. coloq.
1. kick around (treat badly):
- kick around
- tratar a patadas
2. kick around (ponder):
- kick around idea
- plantearse
- kick around idea
- dar vueltas a
3. kick around insep.:
- kick around person
- andar (dando vueltas) por
- kick around lost item
- andar por
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It is all because the instructors have the kick back from the publishers.
www.macleans.ca Just enough time to reach the couch, grab the remote and kick back for a 6am start.
www.stuff.co.nz Though exams are looming, lectures are about to take a break for a few weeks, so it's a perfect opportunity to kick back.
www.telegraph.co.uk Regardless of whether kate has a boy or a girl, that child will be the rightful heir to the throne so kate can kick back.
abcnews.go.com As a result he did not return to football until 2001, kicking a goal with his first kick back.
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