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121 kick
I [kɪk]1) (of person) calcio m., pedata f.; (of horse, cow) calcio m.; (of swimmer) battuta f. delle gambe; (of footballer) calcio m., tiro m.to give sb., sth. a kick, to take a kick at sb., sth. — dare o tirare un calcio a qcn., qcs
2) colloq. (thrill)3) (of firearm) contraccolpo m., rinculo m.4) colloq. (strength) energia f., forza f.••II 1. [kɪk]a (real) kick in the teeth — una batosta, un calcio in faccia
verbo transitivo (once) dare un calcio a [person, door]; dare un calcio a, calciare [ball, tin can]; (repeatedly) prendere a calci, tirare calci a [person, object]to kick sb. on the leg, in the face — dare un calcio a qcn. alla gamba, in faccia
to kick sth. over a wall — mandare qcs. con un calcio oltre il muro
to kick sth. away — spostare qcs. con un calcio
to kick a hole in sth. — ammaccare qcs. con un calcio
2.to kick one's legs (in the air) — [ baby] scalciare, sgambettare
1) [ person] (once) dare un calcio; (repeatedly) tirare calci; [ swimmer] battere i piedi; [ dancer] slanciare la gamba; [horse, cow] scalciare•- kick in- kick off- kick out- kick up••to kick sb. when they're down — = criticare, offendere una persona che si trova in una posizione svantaggiata
to kick the habit — colloq. perdere il vizio; (of smoking) smettere
to kick over the traces — BE ribellarsi
* * *[kik] 1. verb1) (to hit or strike out with the foot: The child kicked his brother; He kicked the ball into the next garden; He kicked at the locked door; He kicked open the gate.) calciare, prendere a calci2) ((of a gun) to jerk or spring back violently when fired.) rinculare2. noun1) (a blow with the foot: The boy gave him a kick on the ankle; He was injured by a kick from a horse.) calcio2) (the springing back of a gun after it has been fired.) rinculo3) (a pleasant thrill: She gets a kick out of making people happy.) piacere•- kick off
- kick up* * *kick (1) /kɪk/n.2 ( sport: calcio, rugby) calcio: free kick, ( calcio) (calcio di) punizione; ( rugby) tiro libero; place kick, calcio piazzato; ( calcio) penalty kick, (calcio di) rigore; to take a penalty kick, calciare (o battere, tirare) un rigore6 [u] (fam.) effetto stimolante; forza; vigore; mordente: This liquor has quite a kick in it, questo liquore è piuttosto potente7 (fam.) eccitazione; forte piacere; godimento; spasso: to get a kick out of st., divertirsi un mondo a fare qc.; godere nel fare qc.; a game with no kick in it, un gioco che non dà gusto8 (preceduto da attr.) (fam.) passione passeggera (per qc.); mania; fregola (fam.): He's on the fishing kick at the moment, in questo momento ha la fregola della pesca● (fam.) a kick at the can, un tentativo □ ( sport) kick boxing, boxe thailandese, kick boxing □ ( sport) kick boxer, chi pratica la boxe thailandese □ (volg. USA) kick in the ass, calcio in culo (volg.); calcio nei denti; strapazzata; ( anche) spinta ( d'incoraggiamento) □ (fam. fig.) kick in the pants, calcio nel sedere; buona spinta ( d'incoraggiamento) □ (fam.) kick in the teeth, batosta; delusione □ kick-start, avviamento a pedale; pedale di avviamento ( di motocicletta); (fig.) avvio energico, impulso, rimessa in moto □ kick-starter, pedale di avviamento ( di motocicletta) □ kick up the backside = kick in the pants ► sopra □ kick wheel, tornio a pedale ( da vasaio) □ (fam.) for kicks, per divertimento; per divertirsi; per il gusto di farlo □ (fig.) to get more kicks than halfpence, ricevere più rimproveri che gentilezze; ricevere più calci che carezze □ (fam.) to get the kick, essere licenziato.kick (2) /kɪk/n.♦ (to) kick /kɪk/A v. t.1 dare un calcio (o calci) a; prendere a calci (o a pedate): Don't kick the dog, non prendere a calci il cane!; to be kicked, ricevere un calcio; to kick a door open [shut], aprire [chiudere] una porta con un calcio2 ( anche sport) colpire col piede; dare un calcio a: to kick a ball [a stone], dare un calcio a una palla [a una pietra]3 (seguito da avv. o compl. di luogo) mandare con un calcio (o a calci): to kick in, far entrare con un calcio; He kicked the stone into the water, con un calcio ha scagliato in acqua il sasso; to kick out, buttar fuori con un calcio (o a calci, a pedate) (► i singoli verbi frasali)7 (fig. fam.) liberarsi di, togliersi, smettere ( un vizio, un'abitudine, ecc.): to kick the habit, liberarsi dal vizio ( di fumare, bere ecc.)B v. i.3 (fig. fam.) recalcitrare; protestare; resistere; ribellarsi● ( slang USA) to kick ass, farsi obbedire; far scattare ( gli altri); essere grintoso; essere figo, ganzo (pop.) □ ( slang) to kick sb. 's ass (o butt), battere q.; suonarle a q. □ (fam.) to kick the bucket, morire; tirare le cuoia; crepare (fam.) □ (fam.) to kick one's heels, aspettare a lungo; fare anticamera □ (fig.) to kick sb. in the teeth, prendere a calci nei denti q.; prendere q. a pesci in faccia □ to kick into touch, ( rugby, calcio) calciare ( la palla) in fallo laterale ( rugby, anche: in touche); (fig. fam. GB) respingere, rifiutare recisamente □ ( slang USA) to kick it, smettere di drogarsi; ( anche) crepare, morire; divertirsi, spassarsela □ (fam.) to kick sb. upstairs, promuovere q. a una posizione più prestigiosa ma che comporta minor potere; promuovere q. per toglierlo di mezzo □ to kick sb. when (o while) they are down, infierire su q. in difficoltà; fare il maramaldo □ (fam.) I could kick myself, mi prenderei a calci; mi morderei le mani.* * *I [kɪk]1) (of person) calcio m., pedata f.; (of horse, cow) calcio m.; (of swimmer) battuta f. delle gambe; (of footballer) calcio m., tiro m.to give sb., sth. a kick, to take a kick at sb., sth. — dare o tirare un calcio a qcn., qcs
2) colloq. (thrill)3) (of firearm) contraccolpo m., rinculo m.4) colloq. (strength) energia f., forza f.••II 1. [kɪk]a (real) kick in the teeth — una batosta, un calcio in faccia
verbo transitivo (once) dare un calcio a [person, door]; dare un calcio a, calciare [ball, tin can]; (repeatedly) prendere a calci, tirare calci a [person, object]to kick sb. on the leg, in the face — dare un calcio a qcn. alla gamba, in faccia
to kick sth. over a wall — mandare qcs. con un calcio oltre il muro
to kick sth. away — spostare qcs. con un calcio
to kick a hole in sth. — ammaccare qcs. con un calcio
2.to kick one's legs (in the air) — [ baby] scalciare, sgambettare
1) [ person] (once) dare un calcio; (repeatedly) tirare calci; [ swimmer] battere i piedi; [ dancer] slanciare la gamba; [horse, cow] scalciare•- kick in- kick off- kick out- kick up••to kick sb. when they're down — = criticare, offendere una persona che si trova in una posizione svantaggiata
to kick the habit — colloq. perdere il vizio; (of smoking) smettere
to kick over the traces — BE ribellarsi
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122 épreuve des tirs au but
Méthode utilisée pour déterminer le vainqueur d'un match, quand le score est toujours nul après les prolongations.► Si, après que les deux équipes ont exécuté chacune cinq tirs au but du point de réparation, toutes deux ont marqué le même nombre de buts ou n'en ont marqué aucun, l'épreuve des tirs au but est poursuivie jusqu'à ce qu'une équipe ait marqué un but de plus que l'autre au terme du même nombre de tentatives.
Syn. épreuve des tirs au but f, tirs au but mplProcedure for determining the winners of a match which ends with both teams having scored the same number of goals after extra time.► If, after both teams have taken five kicks, both have scored the same number of goals, or have not scored any goals, the penalty shoot-out goes on until one team has scored a goal more than the other from the same number of kicks.
Syn. penalty shoot-outDictionnaire Français-Anglais (UEFA Football) > épreuve des tirs au but
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123 tirs au but
Méthode utilisée pour déterminer le vainqueur d'un match, quand le score est toujours nul après les prolongations.► Si, après que les deux équipes ont exécuté chacune cinq tirs au but du point de réparation, toutes deux ont marqué le même nombre de buts ou n'en ont marqué aucun, l'épreuve des tirs au but est poursuivie jusqu'à ce qu'une équipe ait marqué un but de plus que l'autre au terme du même nombre de tentatives.
Syn. épreuve des tirs au but f, tirs au but mplProcedure for determining the winners of a match which ends with both teams having scored the same number of goals after extra time.► If, after both teams have taken five kicks, both have scored the same number of goals, or have not scored any goals, the penalty shoot-out goes on until one team has scored a goal more than the other from the same number of kicks.
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124 tirs au but du point de réparation
Méthode utilisée pour déterminer le vainqueur d'un match, quand le score est toujours nul après les prolongations.► Si, après que les deux équipes ont exécuté chacune cinq tirs au but du point de réparation, toutes deux ont marqué le même nombre de buts ou n'en ont marqué aucun, l'épreuve des tirs au but est poursuivie jusqu'à ce qu'une équipe ait marqué un but de plus que l'autre au terme du même nombre de tentatives.
Syn. épreuve des tirs au but f, tirs au but mplProcedure for determining the winners of a match which ends with both teams having scored the same number of goals after extra time.► If, after both teams have taken five kicks, both have scored the same number of goals, or have not scored any goals, the penalty shoot-out goes on until one team has scored a goal more than the other from the same number of kicks.
Syn. penalty shoot-outDictionnaire Français-Anglais (UEFA Football) > tirs au but du point de réparation
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125 kick
Ⅰkick [kɪk]1. n1) уда́р ного́й, копы́том; пино́к;а) получи́ть пино́к;б) быть уво́ленным2) уда́р, толчо́к; отска́кивание3) разг. удово́льствие, прия́тное возбужде́ние;to get a kick out of smth. находи́ть удово́льствие в чём-л.
;for the kick of it, for kicks на поте́ху
4) разг. эне́ргия, жи́зненная си́ла;he has no kick left он вы́дохся
5) разг. мо́да; си́льное увлече́ние чем-л.6) отда́ча ( ружья)7) разг. футболи́ст;good (bad) kick хоро́ший (плохо́й) футболи́ст
8) разг. кре́пость ( вина и т.п.)9) амер. разг. проте́ст◊more kicks than halfpence бо́льше неприя́тностей, чем вы́годы
2. v1) ударя́ть ного́й2) брыка́ть(ся); ляга́ть(ся)3) разг. проти́виться, проявля́ть стропти́вость, недово́льство, жа́ловаться (тж. kick against, kick at)4) амер. сл. изба́виться ( от привычки к наркотикам)5) вы́гнать, вы́ставить;to kick downstairs спусти́ть с ле́стницы; вы́швырнуть
6) быть недово́льным собо́й7) спорт. бить по мячу́, заби́ть гол8) высоко́ подпры́гивать ( о мяче)9) отдава́ть ( о ружье)kick about разг.а) перебра́сывать(ся);б) разбра́сывать;в) гру́бо обраща́ться;б) сл. рассма́тривать со всех сторо́н;в) е́здить, путеше́ствовать;kick away прогна́ть, вы́гнать ( часто с позором);а) (от)плати́ть той же моне́той;б) авто отдава́ть наза́д;в) разг. отдава́ть ( часть незаконно полученных денег под нажимом и т.п.);г) разг. возвраща́ть ( краденое);а) взлома́ть ( дверь и т.п.); ворва́ться;б) амер. сл. плати́ть свою́ до́лю;в) амер. сл. загну́ться, окочу́риться;а) спорт. вводи́ть мяч в игру́ уда́ром с це́нтра;б) разг. начина́ть;в) сбро́сить ( туфли и т.п.);г) амер. сл. отки́нуть копы́та, умере́ть;а) вы́швырнуть пинка́ми;б) вы́гнать; уво́лить;а) поднима́ть (скандал, шум и т.п.);to kick up a row (a fuss, a dust) поднима́ть, устра́ивать сканда́л (шум, спор)
;б) швыря́ть вверх уда́ром ноги́; поднима́ть;to kick up dust поднима́ть пыль нога́ми
;to kick up the heels брыка́ться ( о лошади)
а) оказа́ться бо́лее лёгкой ( из двух чашек весов);б) не име́ть ве́са, значе́ния; потеря́ть значе́ние, влия́ние;to kick up one's heels танцева́ть; весели́ться
;to kick over the traces вы́йти из повинове́ния, взбунтова́ться
;to kick upstairs дать почётную отста́вку; изба́виться (от кого-л., назначив на более высокую должность)
Ⅱkick [kɪk] nвда́вленное дно буты́лки -
126 kick back
kick back а) (от)платить той же монетой б) mot. отдавать назад Be carefulhow you start the motor, it sometimes kicks back. в) coll. отдавать (часть не-законно полученных денег под нажимом и т. п.) We only won the contract becausewe agreed to kick back 5% of the profit to the man who got us the job. г)coll. возвращать (краденое) д) (о болезни) возобновляться This kind offeverish cold is slow to cure; it often kicks back just when you think you'rebetter. -
127 больше тумаков, чем пятаков
Универсальный русско-английский словарь > больше тумаков, чем пятаков
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128 сделать (что-л.) из озорства
1) General subject: do for kicks2) Makarov: do for kicksУниверсальный русско-английский словарь > сделать (что-л.) из озорства
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