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1 kick

kick

A n

1 (of person, horse) coup m de pied ; (of donkey, cow, goat) coup m de sabot ; ( of swimmer) battement m de pieds ; ( of footballer) tir m ; to give sb/the door a kick donner un coup de pied à qn/dans la porte ; to aim ou take a kick at sb/sth [person] lancer un coup de pied à qn/dans qch ; she aimed a kick at the goal elle a tiré vers le but ; to get a kick on the leg/in the stomach (from person, horse) recevoir un coup de pied à la jambe/dans l'estomac ; (from donkey, cow) recevoir un coup de sabot à la jambe/dans l'estomac ; to give sb a kick up the backside ○ ou in the pants ○ lit, fig botter le derrière ○ de qn ; ⇒ free kick, penalty kick ;

2 ○ ( thrill) it gives her a kick to do elle prend plaisir à faire ; to get a kick from doing prendre plaisir à faire ;

3 ( of firearm) recul m ;

4 ○ (strength, zest) (of person, organization) dynamisme m ; this punch has quite a kick (to it) ce punch est assez costaud ○ ;

5 ○ ( craze) marotte f, manie f ; to be on a health-food kick manger bio ○.

B vtr gen ( once) [person] donner un coup de pied à [person] ; donner un coup de pied dans [table, door] ; [person] shooter dans [ball, tin can] ; [horse] botter ; [donkey, cow, goat] donner un coup de sabot à [person] ; donner un coup de sabot dans [gate, bucket] ; ( repeatedly) donner des coups de pied à [person] ; donner des coups de pieds dans [object] ; to kick sb on the leg/in the face/in the stomach [person, horse] donner à qn un coup or des coups de pied à la jambe/au visage/dans l'estomac ; [donkey, cow] donner à qn un coup de sabot dans la jambe/au visage/dans l'estomac ; to kick sth over a wall/under the bed/through the window envoyer qch par-dessus un mur/sous le lit/par la fenêtre d'un coup de pied ; to kick sth away éloigner qch d'un coup de pied ; he kicked dust into my face d'un coup de pied il m'a envoyé de la poussière à la figure ; to kick a hole ou dent in sth défoncer qch d'un coup de pied ; to kick one's legs (in the air) [baby] pédaler ; to kick a goal marquer un but ; to kick the ball into touch ( in rugby) envoyer le ballon en touche.

C vi

1 gen [person] ( once) donner un coup de pied ; ( repeatedly) donner des coups de pied ; [swimmer] faire des battements de pieds ; [dancer] lancer la jambe ; [cow] ruer ; [horse] botter ; to kick at sb/sth [person] lancer un coup de pied à qn/dans qch ; the horse kicked at me le cheval a voulu me botter ; to kick for touch ( in rugby) chercher la touche ;

2 ( recoil) [gun] reculer.

Idioms

a (real) kick in the teeth ○ ou ass ◑ US une gifle ; it's better than a kick in the teeth ○ c'est mieux que rien ; to kick sb when they're down frapper un homme à terre ; to kick the habit ○ gen décrocher ○, arrêter ; ( of smoking) arrêter de fumer ; I could have kicked myself je me serais donné des claques ○ (for doing d'avoir fait) ; to be alive and kicking être bien vivant ; to kick over the traces ruer dans les brancards ○ ; ⇒ heel, scream, upstairs.

Phrasal verbs

■ kick around, kick about:

▶ kick around ○ [objects, clothes] traîner ○ ; that idea's been kicking around for years cette idée traîne ○ dans l'air depuis des années ; he's been kicking around Europe for a year ○ il se balade ○ en Europe depuis un an ;

▶ kick [sth] around ou about

1 lit donner des coups de pied dans, s'amuser avec [ball, object] ;

2 ○ discuter de, explorer [idea] ;

▶ kick [sb/sth] around or about ( treat badly) maltraiter [person] ; malmener [toys, objects] ; I won't be kicked around by anyone je ne me laisserai pas marcher dessus.

■ kick against:

▶ kick against [sth] ( resist) résister à [idea, suggestion] ; ( fight against) lutter contre [rules, system] ; to kick against doing résister à l'idée de faire.

■ kick back:

▶ kick back [firearm] avoir du recul ;

▶ kick [sth] back, kick back [sth]

1 renvoyer (du pied) [ball, object] ;

2 US Fin accorder une ristourne de [money].

■ kick down:

▶ kick [sth] down, kick down [sth] enfoncer [qch] d'un coup de pied or à coups de pied [door] ; [horse] renverser [fence].

■ kick in:

▶ kick in ○ US ( contribute) verser sa quote part ;

▶ kick [sth] in, kick in [sth] enfoncer [qch] d'un coup de pied or à coups de pied [door, window, box] ; to kick sb's teeth ou face in ◑ casser la figure ○ or la gueule ◑ à qn.

■ kick off:

▶ kick off

1 Sport donner le coup d'envoi ;

2 ○ [person, meeting, tour, concert] commencer, démarrer ;

▶ kick off [sth], kick [sth] off

1 enlever [shoes] ;

2 ○ commencer [meeting, tour, concert] ;

▶ kick [sb] off ○ exclure [qn] de, virer ○ [qn] de [committee, board of directors].

■ kick out:

▶ kick out [animal] ruer ; [person] lancer des coups de pied ; to kick out at sb [person] lit lancer des coups de pied à qn ; to kick out against se rebeller contre [idea, system, injustice] ;

▶ kick [sb] out, kick out [sb] ○ vider ○, virer ○ [troublemaker, intruder] ; éjecter ○ [team member] ; virer ○ [employee].

■ kick over:

▶ kick [sth] over, kick over [sth] renverser [qch] (d'un coup de pied or à coups de pied).

■ kick up:

▶ kick [sth] up, kick up [sth] soulever [sand, dust] ; to kick up a fuss ○ ou stink ○ faire des histoires ○ (about à propos de).

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2 backside

noun

Hinterteil, das (ugs.); Hintern, der (ugs.)

get [up] off one's backside — seinen Hintern heben (ugs.)

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noun (the bottom or buttocks: He sits on his backside all day long and does no work.) das Hinterteil

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ˈback·side

n ( fam) Hinterteil nt fam, Hintern m fam

▶ to get off one's \backside seinen Hintern in Bewegung setzen fam

▶ sb needs a boot [or kick] up the \backside jdm muss man [mal wieder] in den Hintern treten fam

▶ to sit [around] on one's \backside keinen Finger rühren

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backside s

1. Kehr-, Rückseite f, hintere oder linke Seite

2. umg Hinterteil n, Hintern m:

give sb a kick up the backside jemandem in den Hintern treten

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noun

Hinterteil, das (ugs.); Hintern, der (ugs.)

get [up] off one's backside — seinen Hintern heben (ugs.)

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(anatomy) n.

Hintern* n. n.

Rückseite f.

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3 kick

kick [kɪk]

coup de pied ⇒ 1 (a) plaisir ⇒ 1 (b) entrain ⇒ 1 (d) engouement ⇒ 1 (e) recul ⇒ 1 (f) retour en arrière ⇒ 1 (g) donner un/des coups de pied à ⇒ 2 (a), 3 (a) lancer les jambes l'air ⇒ 3 (b) reculer ⇒ 3 (c)

1 noun

(a) (with foot) coup m de pied;

∎ to give sb/sth a kick donner un coup de pied à qn/qch;

∎ to aim a kick at sb/sth lancer ou donner un coup de pied en direction de qn/qch;

∎ a long kick upfield un long coup de pied en avant;

∎ to have a powerful kick (footballer, horse) avoir un coup de pied puissant; (swimmer) avoir un battement de pied puissant;

∎ familiar it was a real kick in the teeth for him ça lui a fait un sacré coup;

∎ familiar she needs a kick up the backside or in the pants elle a besoin d'un coup de pied aux fesses

(b) familiar (thrill) plaisir^□ m;

∎ to get a kick from or out of doing sth prendre son pied à faire qch;

∎ to do sth for kicks faire qch pour rigoler ou pour s'amuser

(c) familiar (strength → of drink)

∎ his cocktail had quite a kick son cocktail était costaud;

∎ this beer's got no kick in it cette bière est un peu plate ou manque de vigueur^□

(d) familiar (vitality, force) entrain^□ m, allant^□ m;

∎ she's still got plenty of kick in her elle a encore du ressort

(e) familiar (fad) engouement^□ m;

∎ she's on a yoga kick at the moment elle est emballée ou elle ne jure que par le yoga en ce moment

(f) (recoil → of gun) recul m; (of mechanism) cahot m, secousse f

(g) (of engine) retour m en arrière

2 transitive verb

(a) (once) donner un coup de pied à; (several times) donner des coups de pied à;

∎ she kicked the ball over the wall elle a envoyé la balle par-dessus le mur (d'un coup de pied);

∎ I kicked the door open j'ai ouvert la porte d'un coup de pied;

∎ familiar to kick sb's behind flanquer à qn un coup de pied au derrière;

∎ he had been kicked to death il avait été tué à coups de pied;

∎ the dancers kicked their legs in the air les danseurs lançaient les jambes en l'air;

∎ to kick a penalty (in rugby) marquer ou réussir une pénalité; (in football) tirer un penalty;

∎ to kick the ball into touch mettre la balle en touche, botter (la balle) en touche;

∎ familiar to kick the bucket (die) passer l'arme à gauche, casser sa pipe;

∎ familiar figurative to get kicked in the teeth recevoir un coup en vache;

∎ figurative you shouldn't kick a man when he's down il ne faut pas s'acharner sur quelqu'un qui a déjà été fortement éprouvé;

∎ I could have kicked myself! je me serais donné des gifles!;

∎ I could kick myself! quel imbécile je fais!;

∎ they must be kicking themselves ils doivent s'en mordre les doigts;

∎ British familiar he was kicked upstairs (promoted) on l'a promu pour se débarrasser de lui^□ ; Politics on s'est débarrassé de lui en l'envoyant siéger à la chambre des Lords^□ ;

∎ familiar to kick one's heels faire le pied de grue, poireauter;

∎ familiar to kick a habit se défaire d'une mauvaise habitude^□

(b) familiar

∎ I used to smoke but I've managed to kick the habit je fumais, mais j'ai réussi à m'arrêter^□

3 intransitive verb

(a) (once) donner un coup de pied; (several times) donner des coups de pied;

∎ I told you not to kick! je t'ai dit de ne pas donner de coups de pied!;

∎ they dragged him away kicking and screaming il se débattait comme un beau diable quand ils l'ont emmené;

∎ the baby lay on its back kicking le bébé gigotait, allongé sur le dos;

∎ Sport to kick for touch (in rugby) chercher une touche;

∎ British to kick over the traces ruer dans les brancards

(b) (in dance) lancer les jambes en l'air

(c) (gun) reculer

(d) American familiar (die) calancher, passer l'arme à gauche

►► kick boxer tireur(euse) m,f, personne f pratiquant la boxe française;

kick boxing boxe f française;

kick turn (in skiing, skateboarding) conversion f

➲ kick about, kick around

1 separable transitive verb

(a) to kick a ball about jouer au ballon;

∎ they were kicking a tin can about ils jouaient au foot avec une boîte de conserves

(b) familiar figurative (idea) débattre;

∎ we kicked a few ideas about on a discuté à bâtons rompus

(c) familiar figurative (mistreat) malmener, maltraiter;

∎ I'm not going to let her kick me about any more je ne vais plus me laisser faire par elle

2 inseparable transitive verb

familiar (spend time in)

∎ to kick about the world/Africa rouler sa bosse ou traîner ses guêtres autour du monde/en Afrique;

∎ British is my purse kicking about the kitchen somewhere? est-ce que mon porte-monnaie traîne quelque part dans la cuisine?

3 intransitive verb

familiar traîner;

∎ I know my old overalls are kicking about here somewhere je suis sûr que mon vieux bleu de travail traîne quelque part par là

➲ kick about with, kick around with inseparable transitive verb

familiar traîner avec;

∎ who are you kicking about with these days? avec qui tu traînes en ce moment?

➲ kick against inseparable transitive verb

familiar regimber contre;

∎ he was always trying to kick against the system il n'arrêtait pas de regimber contre le système;

∎ British to kick against the pricks se rebeller en pure perte

➲ kick at inseparable transitive verb

familiar regimber contre

➲ kick back

1 separable transitive verb

(a) (ball) renvoyer du pied

(b) (person) rendre un coup de pied à;

∎ I immediately kicked him back je lui ai tout de suite rendu son coup de pied

(c) American (money) verser;

∎ he got 10 percent kicked back on the contract il a touché 10 pour cent du contrat en dessous-de-table

2 intransitive verb

American familiar (relax) se détendre^□ ;

∎ they kicked back after the midterm exams ils se sont détendus après les partiels

➲ kick down separable transitive verb

(person) abattre ou faire tomber à coups de pied; (door) défoncer à coups de pied

➲ kick in

1 separable transitive verb

défoncer à coups de pied;

∎ familiar I'll kick his teeth in! je vais lui casser la figure!

2 intransitive verb

familiar entrer en action^□ ;

∎ the painkillers haven't kicked in yet les analgésiques n'ont pas encore fait effet^□

➲ kick off

1 separable transitive verb

(a) (shoes) enlever d'un coup de pied

(b) familiar figurative (start) démarrer^□

(c) Sport donner le coup d'envoi à

2 intransitive verb

(a) Sport donner le coup d'envoi;

∎ they kicked off an hour late le match a commencé avec une heure de retard

(b) familiar figurative (start) démarrer^□, commencer^□

(c) American familiar (die) calancher, passer l'arme à gauche

(d) British familiar (become violent)

∎ it's going to kick off ça va bastonner

➲ kick out

1 separable transitive verb

familiar (person) chasser à coups de pied^□ ; figurative foutre dehors

2 intransitive verb

(a) (person) lancer des coups de pied; (horse, donkey) ruer;

∎ she would kick out at anyone who came near elle donnait des coups de pied à tous ceux qui s'approchaient

(b) familiar (complain) râler, rouspéter; (revolt) se révolter^□

➲ kick over separable transitive verb

renverser du pied ou d'un coup de pied

➲ kick up separable transitive verb

(a) (dust, sand) faire voler (du pied)

(b) familiar figurative

∎ to kick up a fuss or a row (about sth) faire toute une histoire ou tout un plat (au sujet de qch);

∎ to kick up a din or a racket faire un boucan d'enfer

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4 kick

1. noun
1) [Fuß]tritt, der; (Footb.) Schuss, der

give somebody a kick — jemandem einen Tritt geben od. versetzen

give something a kick — gegen etwas treten

give somebody a kick in the pants — (fig. coll.) jemandem Feuer unterm Hintern machen (salopp)

a kick in the teeth — (fig.) ein Schlag ins Gesicht

2) (Sport): (burst of speed) Spurt, der

3) (coll.): (sharp effect, thrill) Kitzel, der; (of wine) Feuer, das

he gets a kick out of it — er hat Spaß daran; es macht ihm Spaß

do something for kicks — etwas zum Spaß tun

4) (recoil of gun) Rückstoß, der
2. intransitive verb
1) treten; [Pferd:] ausschlagen; [Baby:] strampeln; [Tänzer:] das Bein hochwerfen

kick at something — gegen etwas treten

2) (show opposition) sich zur Wehr setzen (at, against gegen)
3. transitive verb
1) einen Tritt geben (+ Dat.) [Person, Hund]; treten gegen [Gegenstand]; kicken (ugs.), schlagen, schießen [Ball]

kick the door open/shut — die Tür auf-/zutreten

he kicked the ball straight at me — er kickte den Ball genau in meine Richtung

kick somebody in the teeth — (fig. coll.) jemanden vor den Kopf stoßen

I could kick myself! — (coll.) ich könnte mir od. mich in den Hintern beißen (salopp)

2) (coll.): (abandon) ablegen [schlechte Angewohnheit]; aufgeben [Rauchen]

kick the habit — es aufstecken (ugs.)

Phrasal Verbs:

- academic.ru/40689/kick_about">kick about

- kick in

- kick off

- kick out

- kick up

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[kik] 1. verb
1) (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.) treten

2) ((of a gun) to jerk or spring back violently when fired.) zurückstoßen
2. noun
1) (a blow with the foot: The boy gave him a kick on the ankle; He was injured by a kick from a horse.) der Tritt

2) (the springing back of a gun after it has been fired.) der Rückstoß

3) (a pleasant thrill: She gets a kick out of making people happy.) mächtiger Spaß

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- kick about/around
- kick off
- kick up
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kick

[kɪk]

I. n

1. (with foot) [Fuß]tritt m, Stoß m; (in sports) Schuss m; of a horse Tritt m

that horse has quite a \kick when nervous dieses Pferd kann ganz schön ausschlagen, wenn es nervös ist

to need a \kick up the arse [or backside] [or pants] einen [kräftigen] Tritt in den Hintern nötig haben fam

to take a \kick at a ball einen Ball treten [o fam kicken]

a \kick in the teeth ein Schlag m ins Gesicht fig

to give sth a \kick gegen etw akk treten

to take a \kick at sb/sth jdm/etw einen [Fuß]tritt versetzen

2. (exciting feeling) Nervenkitzel m, Kick m fam

to do sth for \kicks etw wegen des Nervenkitzels tun

he gets a \kick out of that das macht ihm einen Riesenspaß

she gets her \kicks by bungee jumping sie holt sich ihren Kick beim Bungeespringen fam

to have a \kick eine berauschende Wirkung haben

watch out for the fruit punch, it's got a real \kick sei mit dem Früchtepunsch vorsichtig, der hat es in sich

the cocktail doesn't have much \kick der Cocktail ist nicht sehr stark

3. (trendy interest) Fimmel m fam, Tick m fam

health food/fitness \kick Reformkost-/Fitnesstick m

he's on a religious \kick er ist [gerade] auf dem religiösen Trip fam

4. (complaint)

to have a \kick about sth an etw dat etwas auszusetzen haben

5. (gun jerk) Rückstoß m

II. vt

1. (hit with foot)

▪ to \kick sb/sth jdn/etw [mit dem Fuß] treten

to \kick a ball einen Ball schießen [o fam kicken]

to \kick a goal BRIT ein Tor schießen nt

to \kick oneself ( fig) sich akk in den Hintern m beißen fig fam

2. (put)

to \kick sth into high gear etw auf Hochtouren bringen

to \kick sth up a notch (stereo) etw ein wenig lauter stellen; (ride) etw ein wenig beschleunigen

3. (get rid of)

to \kick an accent einen Akzent ablegen

to \kick drinking/smoking das Trinken/Rauchen aufgeben

to \kick drugs von Drogen runterkommen fam

to \kick a habit eine Gewohnheit aufgeben

she used to be a heavy smoker but she \kicked the habit last year sie war eine starke Raucherin, aber letztes Jahr hat sie damit aufgehört

4.

▶ to \kick sb's ass AM (fam!) jdm eine Abreibung verpassen fam

▶ to \kick some ass AM (fam!) Terror machen fam

▶ to \kick ass AM (fam!) haushoch gewinnen

▶ to \kick the bucket ( fam) abkratzen sl, ins Gras beißen fam

▶ to \kick sb when he/she is down jdm den Rest geben fam

▶ to be \kicking one's heels BRIT ungeduldig warten

▶ to \kick sth into touch etw auf einen späteren Zeitpunkt verschieben

▶ to be \kicked upstairs durch Beförderung kaltgestellt werden fam

III. vi

1. (with foot) treten; horse ausschlagen; (in a dance) das Bein hochwerfen

▪ to \kick at sb/sth nach jdm/etw treten

2. esp AM (complain) meckern, SCHWEIZ a. maulen fam, ÖSTERR a. raunzen fam

▪ to \kick about sth über etw akk meckern [o ÖSTERR a. raunzen] fam, an etw dat herummeckern fam

to \kick against sb sich akk gegen jdn auflehnen, gegen jdn aufmucken fam

3.

▶ to be alive [or about] and \kicking ( fam) gesund und munter [o quicklebendig] sein; ( fig)

traditional jazz is still alive and \kicking der klassische Jazz ist immer noch quicklebendig

▶ to \kick against the pricks widerborstig sein, wider den Stachel löcken BRD geh

▶ to \kick and scream about sth sich akk heftig und lautstark über etw akk beschweren

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[kɪk]
1. n

1) (= act of kicking) Tritt m, Stoß m, Kick m (inf)

to take a kick at sb/sth — nach jdm/etw treten

to give sth a kick — einer Sache (dat) einen Tritt versetzen

he gave the ball a tremendous kick —

a tremendous kick by Beckenbauer — ein toller Schuss von Beckenbauer

to get a kick on the leg — einen Tritt ans Bein bekommen, gegen das or ans Bein getreten werden

what he needs is a good kick up the backside or in the pants (inf) — er braucht mal einen kräftigen Tritt in den Hintern (inf)

2) (inf

= thrill) she gets a kick out of it — es macht ihr einen Riesenspaß (inf); (physically) sie verspürt einen Kitzel dabei

to do sth for kicks — etw zum Spaß or Jux (inf) or Fez (inf) tun

just for kicks — nur aus Jux und Tollerei (inf)

how do you get your kicks? — was machen Sie zu ihrem Vergnügen?

3) no pl (inf: power to stimulate) Feuer nt, Pep m (inf)

this drink hasn't much kick in it — dieses Getränk ist ziemlich zahm (inf)

he has plenty of kick left in him — er hat immer noch viel Pep (inf)

4) (of gun) Rückstoß m

2. vi
(person) treten; (= struggle) um sich treten; (baby, while sleeping) strampeln; (animal) austreten, ausschlagen; (dancer) das Bein hochwerfen; (gun) zurückstoßen or -schlagen, Rückstoß haben; (inf engine) stottern (inf)
kicking and screaming (fig) — unter großem Protest

he kicked into third (inf) — er ging in den dritten (Gang)

3. vt

1) (person, horse) sb treten, einen Tritt versetzen (+dat); door treten gegen; football kicken (inf); object einen Tritt versetzen (+dat), mit dem Fuß stoßen

to kick sb's backside — jdn in den Hintern treten

to kick sb in the head/stomach — jdm gegen den Kopf/in den Bauch treten

to kick sb in the teeth (fig) — jdn vor den Kopf stoßen (inf)

to kick a goal — ein Tor schießen

to kick one's legs in the air — die Beine in die Luft werfen

to kick the bucket (inf) — abkratzen (inf), ins Gras beißen (inf)

I could have kicked myself (inf) — ich hätte mich ohrfeigen können, ich hätte mir in den Hintern beißen können (inf)

2) (inf

= stop) to kick heroin — vom Heroin runterkommen (inf)

to kick the habit — es sich (dat) abgewöhnen

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kick [kık]

A s

1. (Fuß)Tritt m (auch fig), Stoß m (mit dem Fuß):

give sb, sth a kick einen Tritt geben oder versetzen (dat);

give sb a kick in the arse (US ass) vulg jemandem einen Arschtritt geben umg;

get more kicks than halfpence mehr Prügel als Lob ernten;

get the kick umg (raus)fliegen (entlassen werden); → pants 1, tooth A 1

2. a) Fußball: Schuss m: → corner kick, free kick 1, penalty kick 1

b) Rugby: Tritt m: → free kick 2, penalty kick 2

3. Schwimmsport: Beinschlag m

4. Leichtathletik: US Spurt(kraft) m(f)

5. Stoß m, Ruck m

6. a) Rückstoß m (einer Schusswaffe)

b) (Tennis) Kick m (hoher Absprung)

7. ELEK US

a) (Strom)Stoß m, Impuls m

b) Ausschlag m (eines Zeigers etc)

8. Stoßkraft f

9. umg

a) anregende oder berauschende Wirkung, (einer Droge) Kick m:

that cocktail has got a kick in it der Cocktail hat es (aber) in sich umg

b) US Schwips m:

he’s got a kick er hat einen sitzen umg

10. umg Schwung m, Elan m:

he has no kick left er hat keinen Schwung mehr;

give a kick to etwas in Schwung bringen, einem Theaterstück etc Pfiff verleihen;

a novel with a kick ein Roman mit Pfiff

11. umg

a) Kick m, (Nerven)Kitzel m, prickelndes Gefühl

b) Spaß m, Vergnügen n:

for kicks zum Spaß;

he just lives for kicks er lebt nur zu seinem Vergnügen;

get a kick out of doing sth sich einen Spaß daraus machen, etwas zu tun;

driving a car gives him a kick, he gets a kick out of driving a car das Autofahren macht ihm einen Riesenspaß oder verschafft ihm einen Kick

12. umg

a) Abneigung f:

have a kick against sth gegen etwas sein

b) Beschwerde f ( against gegen jemanden, über etwas)

c) oft pl Grund m zur Beschwerde:

you’ve got no kicks at all du hast keinerlei Grund, dich zu beklagen oder zu beschweren

13. sl he’s on a new kick every week er steht jede Woche auf etwas anderes;

she’s on a health-food kick at the moment zurzeit hat sie es mit Biokost

14. US umg

a) Tasche f

b) Geldbeutel m:

he was without a dime in his kick er hatte keinen Pfennig in der Tasche

B v/t

1. (mit dem Fuß) stoßen, treten, einen (Fuß)Tritt geben oder versetzen (dat):

kick open eine Tür etc auftreten;

kick sb’s shin, kick sb on the shin jemanden gegen das Schienbein treten;

kick sb downstairs jemanden die Treppe hinunterstoßen;

kick sb upstairs fig jemanden durch Beförderung kaltstellen umg;

kick sb when he is down fig jemandem noch einen Fußtritt geben, wenn er schon am Boden liegt;

I could have kicked myself ich hätte mich ohrfeigen oder mir in den Hintern beißen können ( for telling him dass oder weil ich es ihm gesagt hatte);

kick sb off the park (Fußball) Br umg jemanden zusammentreten; → arse A 1, ass², bucket A 1, heel¹ Bes Redew, tooth A 1

2. Fußball: ein Tor schießen, den Ball auch treten, spielen, schlagen

3. umg von einer Droge, Gewohnheit etc loskommen

C v/i

1. a) (mit dem Fuß) stoßen, treten ( beide:

at nach): → prick A 6

b) um sich treten

c) strampeln

d) das Bein hochwerfen

e) ausschlagen (Pferd etc): → trace² 1

2. hochspringen, -prallen (Ball)

3. zurückstoßen, einen harten etc Rückschlag oder Rückstoß haben:

the rifle kicks hard

4. AUTO umg schalten:

he kicked into second er schaltete in den zweiten Gang

5. AUTO umg stottern (Motor)

6. umg

a) meutern (against, at gegen)

b) sich beschweren ( about über akk)

7. kick about ( oder around) umg sich herumtreiben in (dat)

8. kick about ( oder around) umg herumliegen in (dat) (Gegenstand)

9. → kick off A 3

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1. noun
1) [Fuß]tritt, der; (Footb.) Schuss, der

give somebody a kick — jemandem einen Tritt geben od. versetzen

give something a kick — gegen etwas treten

give somebody a kick in the pants — (fig. coll.) jemandem Feuer unterm Hintern machen (salopp)

a kick in the teeth — (fig.) ein Schlag ins Gesicht

2) (Sport): (burst of speed) Spurt, der

3) (coll.): (sharp effect, thrill) Kitzel, der; (of wine) Feuer, das

he gets a kick out of it — er hat Spaß daran; es macht ihm Spaß

do something for kicks — etwas zum Spaß tun

4) (recoil of gun) Rückstoß, der
2. intransitive verb
1) treten; [Pferd:] ausschlagen; [Baby:] strampeln; [Tänzer:] das Bein hochwerfen

kick at something — gegen etwas treten

2) (show opposition) sich zur Wehr setzen (at, against gegen)
3. transitive verb
1) einen Tritt geben (+ Dat.) [Person, Hund]; treten gegen [Gegenstand]; kicken (ugs.), schlagen, schießen [Ball]

kick the door open/shut — die Tür auf-/zutreten

he kicked the ball straight at me — er kickte den Ball genau in meine Richtung

kick somebody in the teeth — (fig. coll.) jemanden vor den Kopf stoßen

I could kick myself! — (coll.) ich könnte mir od. mich in den Hintern beißen (salopp)

2) (coll.): (abandon) ablegen [schlechte Angewohnheit]; aufgeben [Rauchen]

kick the habit — es aufstecken (ugs.)

Phrasal Verbs:

- kick about

- kick in

- kick off

- kick out

- kick up

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n.

Fußtritt -e m.

Stoß ¨-e m. (horse) v.

ausschlagen (Pferd) v. v.

einen Fußtritt geben ausdr.

treten v.

(§ p.,pp.: trat, ist/hat getreten)

English-german dictionary > kick
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kik
1. verb
1) (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.) dar un puntapié, golpear con el pie, dar una patada a

2) ((of a gun) to jerk or spring back violently when fired.) dar un culetazo

2. noun
1) (a blow with the foot: The boy gave him a kick on the ankle; He was injured by a kick from a horse.) puntapié, patada

2) (the springing back of a gun after it has been fired.) culetazo

3) (a pleasant thrill: She gets a kick out of making people happy.) diversión, emoción

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- kick about/around
- kick off
- kick up

kick¹ n

1. patada / puntapié

the car wouldn't start so he gave it a kick el coche no arrancaba, así que le dio una patada

2. coz

the donkey gave him a kick el burro le dio una coz

3. sensación / emoción

I get a kick out of flying me emociona volar

kick² vb

1. dar una patada

she kicked me! ¡me ha dado una patada!

he kicked the ball into the pool de una patada mandó la pelota a la piscina

2. dar patadas / patalear

she kicked and punched, but she couldn't get free daba patadas y puñetazos, pero no consiguió liberarse

3. dar coces

the horse kicked him el caballo le dio una coz

kick

tr[kɪk]

noun

1 (by person) puntapié nombre masculino, patada

■ if the door won't open, give it a kick si no se abre la puerta, dale una patada

■ I gave him a kick up the backside le di una patada en el culo

2 (sp) golpe nombre masculino, tiro

3 (by animal) coz nombre femenino

4 familiar (pleasure) diversión nombre femenino, emoción nombre femenino

■ he gets a kick out of driving fast se divierte conduciendo rápido

■ she does it just for kicks lo hace sólo para divertirse

5 (new interest) moda, manía

■ my mother's on a health-food kick a mi madre le ha dado por comer sano

6 (of drink) fuerza

■ this cocktail's got a real kick to it este cóctel es muy fuerte

7 (of gun) culatazo

transitive verb

1 (hit ball) dar un puntapié a, golpear, golpear con el pie; (score) marcar

■ he kicked the ball so hard it broke the net golpeó la pelota tan fuerte que rompió la red

2 (hit person) dar una patada a; (move legs) patalear

■ the boy kicked his sister el niño dio una patada a su hermana

3 (by animal) dar coces a, cocear

intransitive verb

1 (gun) dar un culatazo

\

SMALLIDIOMATIC EXPRESSION/SMALL

a kick in the teeth una patada en el estómago

to kick a habit quitarse un vicio

to kick one's heels rascarse la barriga

to kick oneself darse contra la pared

to kick somebody when they are down ensañarse con alguien

to kick the bucket familiar estirar la pata

to kick up a fuss / kick up a stink familiar armar un lío, armar un jaleo

kick ['kɪk] vi

1) : dar patadas (dícese de una persona), cocear (dícese de un animal)

2) protest: patalear, protestar

3) recoil: dar un culatazo (dícese de un arma de fuego)

kick vt

: patear, darle una patada (a alguien)

kick n

1) : patada f, puntapié m, coz f (de un animal)

2) recoil: culatazo m (de un arma de fuego)

3) : fuerza f

a drink with a kick: una bebida fuerte

kick (From a gun, etc.)

n.

• coz s.f.

n.

• culatazo s.m.

• estímulo s.m.

• patada s.f.

• pernada s.f.

• puntapié s.m.

• puntera s.f.

v.

• acocear v.

• chutear v.

• cocear v.

• dar un puntapié v.

• patalear v.

• pernear v.

kɪk
I

noun

1) c

a) ( by person) patada f, puntapié m; ( by horse) coz f

b) ( in swimming) patada f

c) ( of gun) culatazo m

2) (colloq)

a) c (thrill, excitement) placer m

he seems to get a kick out of making her cry — parece que se deleitara haciéndola llorar

just for kicks — nada más que por divertirse

b) (no pl) ( stimulating effect)

this cocktail has a real kick to it — este cóctel es explosivo

c) c (fad, phase)

I'm on a health food kick at the moment — ahora me ha dado por los alimentos dietéticos

II
1.

intransitive verb

a) \<\<person\>\> dar* patadas, patalear; \<\<swimmer\>\> patalear; \<\<horse\>\> cocear, dar* coces

they had to drag him there kicking and screaming — tuvieron que llevarlo hasta allí a rastras

b) \<\<dancer\>\> levantar una pierna

c) \<\<gun\>\> dar* una coz or un culatazo or una patada

2.

vt

1) \<\<ball\>\> patear, darle* una patada or un puntapié a

she kicked him in the shins — le pegó una patada en la espinilla

he kicked the door open/shut — abrió/cerró la puerta de una patada

to kick oneself — darse* con la cabeza contra la pared

to kick somebody when he's/she's down — pegarle* a alguien en el suelo

2) ( stop) (colloq) \<\<habit\>\> dejar; \<\<heroin\>\> desengancharse de

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Phrasal Verbs:

- kick around

- kick down

- kick in

- kick off

- kick out

- kick up

[kɪk]
1. N

1) (gen) patada f, puntapié m; (Sport) puntapié m, tiro m; (by animal) coz f

• what he needs is a good kick up the backside * — lo que necesita es una buena patada en el trasero *

• to give sth/sb a kick — dar una patada a algo/algn

I gave him a kick in the pants * — le di una patada en el trasero *

• he got or took a kick on the leg — le dieron una patada en la pierna

• to take a kick at goal — tirar a puerta

• it was a kick in the teeth for him * — (fig) le sentó como una patada (en la barriga) *

2) [of firearm] culatazo m

3) * [of drink] fuerza f

a drink with a kick to it — una bebida que pega fuerte *

4) * (=thrill)

• I get a kick out of seeing her happy — me encanta verla feliz

he gets a kick out of teasing her — se refocila tomándole el pelo

• to do something for kicks — hacer algo solo para divertirse or por pura diversión

5) * (=craze)

he's on a fishing kick now — ahora le ha dado por la pesca *

2. VT

1) [+ ball etc] dar una patada or un puntapié a; [+ goal] marcar; [+ person] dar una patada a; [animal] dar una coz a

• he kicked the stone away — apartó la piedra de una patada

• to kick sb downstairs — echar a algn escaleras abajo de una patada

• to kick one's legs in the air — agitar las piernas

• I could have kicked myself * — ¡me hubiera dado de tortas! *

• to kick sth out of the way — quitar algo de en medio de una patada

• she kicked the door shut — cerró la puerta de una patada

- kick the bucket

- kick ass or butt

- kick a man when he's down
heel
2) (fig)
* (=give up)
• to kick a habit — dejar un hábito

• I've kicked smoking — ya no fumo

3. VI

1) [person] dar patadas or puntapiés; [baby] patalear; [animal] dar coces, cocear

• to kick at — dar patadas a

• she dragged the child off kicking and screaming — se llevó al niño a rastras

2) (gun) dar un culetazo, recular

4.

CPD

kick boxing N — kick boxing m

kick turn N — (Ski) cambio m brusco de marcha

- kick about

- kick against

- kick back

- kick down

- kick in

- kick off

- kick out

- kick up

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[kɪk]
I

noun

1) c

a) ( by person) patada f, puntapié m; ( by horse) coz f

b) ( in swimming) patada f

c) ( of gun) culatazo m

2) (colloq)

a) c (thrill, excitement) placer m

he seems to get a kick out of making her cry — parece que se deleitara haciéndola llorar

just for kicks — nada más que por divertirse

b) (no pl) ( stimulating effect)

this cocktail has a real kick to it — este cóctel es explosivo

c) c (fad, phase)

I'm on a health food kick at the moment — ahora me ha dado por los alimentos dietéticos

II
1.

intransitive verb

a) \<\<person\>\> dar* patadas, patalear; \<\<swimmer\>\> patalear; \<\<horse\>\> cocear, dar* coces

they had to drag him there kicking and screaming — tuvieron que llevarlo hasta allí a rastras

b) \<\<dancer\>\> levantar una pierna

c) \<\<gun\>\> dar* una coz or un culatazo or una patada

2.

vt

1) \<\<ball\>\> patear, darle* una patada or un puntapié a

she kicked him in the shins — le pegó una patada en la espinilla

he kicked the door open/shut — abrió/cerró la puerta de una patada

to kick oneself — darse* con la cabeza contra la pared

to kick somebody when he's/she's down — pegarle* a alguien en el suelo

2) ( stop) (colloq) \<\<habit\>\> dejar; \<\<heroin\>\> desengancharse de

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Phrasal Verbs:

- kick around

- kick down

- kick in

- kick off

- kick out

- kick up

English-spanish dictionary > kick
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I [kɪk]
nome

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)

it gives her a kick to do — la diverte un mondo fare

to get a kick from doing — emozionarsi a fare

3) (of firearm) contraccolpo m., rinculo m.

4) colloq. (strength) energia f., forza f.

this punch has quite a kick (to it) — questo punch ti dà una botta

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a (real) kick in the teeth — una batosta, un calcio in faccia
II 1. [kɪk]
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

to kick one's legs (in the air) — [ baby] scalciare, sgambettare

to kick a goal — segnare
2.
verbo intransitivo

1) [ person] (once) dare un calcio; (repeatedly) tirare calci; [ swimmer] battere i piedi; [ dancer] slanciare la gamba; [horse, cow] scalciare

2) (recoil) [ gun] rinculare

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- kick against

- kick around

- kick down

- kick in

- kick off

- kick out

- kick over

- kick up

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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

I could have kicked myself — mi sarei preso a schiaffi da solo

to be alive and kicking — essere vivo e vegeto

to kick over the traces — BE ribellarsi

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[kik] 1. verb
1) (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 calci

2) ((of a gun) to jerk or spring back violently when fired.) rinculare
2. noun
1) (a blow with the foot: The boy gave him a kick on the ankle; He was injured by a kick from a horse.) calcio

2) (the springing back of a gun after it has been fired.) rinculo

3) (a pleasant thrill: She gets a kick out of making people happy.) piacere

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- kick about/around
- kick off
- kick up
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kick (1) /kɪk/
n.

1 calcio; colpo di piede; pedata: to give sb. a kick, dare (o tirare) un calcio a q.

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 rigore

3 ( sport: nuoto) battuta di gambe, colpo di gamba; ( atletica) scatto, strappo, sprint

4 (mil.: di arma da fuoco) rinculo

5 contraccolpo

6 [u] (fam.) effetto stimolante; forza; vigore; mordente: This liquor has quite a kick in it, questo liquore è piuttosto potente

7 (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 gusto

8 (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

9 ( slang) – the kick, il licenziamento: to get the kick, essere licenziato

10 ( slang USA) lamentela; protesta

11 (al pl.) ( slang) pantaloni

12 (al pl.) ( slang) scarpe

● (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.

fondo di bottiglia rientrante ( che ne riduce la capacità).
♦ (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 calcio

2 ( 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)

4 ( sport) battere; tirare: ( rugby) to kick a penalty, calciare (o battere, tirare) un rigore

5 ( sport) segnare; fare: to kick a goal, fare gol (o rete); segnare

6 (equit.) pungolare ( il cavallo) con il calcagno

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.

1 scalciare; tirare calci: That mule kicks, quel mulo tira calci

2 (mil.: di arma) rinculare

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.

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I [kɪk]
nome

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)

it gives her a kick to do — la diverte un mondo fare

to get a kick from doing — emozionarsi a fare

3) (of firearm) contraccolpo m., rinculo m.

4) colloq. (strength) energia f., forza f.

this punch has quite a kick (to it) — questo punch ti dà una botta

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a (real) kick in the teeth — una batosta, un calcio in faccia
II 1. [kɪk]
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

to kick one's legs (in the air) — [ baby] scalciare, sgambettare

to kick a goal — segnare
2.
verbo intransitivo

1) [ person] (once) dare un calcio; (repeatedly) tirare calci; [ swimmer] battere i piedi; [ dancer] slanciare la gamba; [horse, cow] scalciare

2) (recoil) [ gun] rinculare

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- kick against

- kick around

- kick down

- kick in

- kick off

- kick out

- kick over

- kick up

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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

I could have kicked myself — mi sarei preso a schiaffi da solo

to be alive and kicking — essere vivo e vegeto

to kick over the traces — BE ribellarsi

English-Italian dictionary > kick
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1. phr v разг. втолкнуть, загнать пинками

a kick in the backside — пинок

kick out — выгнать пинками, вышвырнуть

kick over — опрокинуть ударом ноги, пинком

kick down — швырнуть, сбросить вниз ударом ноги, пинком

2. phr v амер. сл. делать взнос, внести пожертвование

3. phr v амер. сл. по сговору отдавать часть заработка

4. phr v амер. сл. сл. протянуть ноги, умереть

leg kick — бросок ногой

kick away — отшвырнуть ногой

scissors kick — прыжок со сменой ног

to kick a dog — ударить ногой собаку

kick R leg forward — мах правой ноги вперед

Синонимический ряд:

contribute (verb) add; add some; chip in; come through; contribute; cough up; donate; endow; give; help defray; pitch in; present; subscribe

English-Russian base dictionary > kick in
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[kɪk] n

1) ( with foot) [Fuß]tritt m, Stoß m; ( in sports) Schuss m; of a horse Tritt m;

that horse has quite a \kick when nervous dieses Pferd kann ganz schön ausschlagen, wenn es nervös ist;

to need a \kick up the arse [or backside] [or pants] einen [kräftigen] Tritt in den Hintern nötig haben ( fam)

to take a \kick at a ball einen Ball treten [o ( fam) kicken];

a \kick in the teeth ein Schlag m ins Gesicht ( fig)

to give sth a \kick gegen etw akk treten;

to take a \kick at sb/ sth jdm/etw einen [Fuß]tritt versetzen

2) ( exciting feeling) Nervenkitzel m, Kick m ( fam)

to do sth for \kicks etw wegen des Nervenkitzels tun;

he gets a \kick out of that das macht ihm einen Riesenspaß;

she gets her \kicks by bungee jumping sie holt sich ihren Kick beim Bungeespringen ( fam)

to have a \kick eine berauschende Wirkung haben;

watch out for the fruit punch, it's got a real \kick sei mit dem Früchtepunsch vorsichtig, der hat es in sich;

the cocktail doesn't have much \kick der Cocktail ist nicht sehr stark

3) ( trendy interest) Fimmel m ( fam), Tick m ( fam)

health food/fitness \kick Reformkost-/Fitnesstick m;

he's on a religious \kick er ist [gerade] auf dem religiösen Trip ( fam)

4) ( complaint)

to have a \kick about sth an etw dat etwas auszusetzen haben

5) ( gun jerk) Rückstoß m vt

1) ( hit with foot)

to \kick sb/ sth jdn/etw [mit dem Fuß] treten;

to \kick a ball einen Ball schießen [o ( fam) kicken];

to \kick a goal ( Brit) ein Tor schießen;

to \kick oneself ( fig) sich akk in den Hintern beißen ( fig) ( fam)

2) ( put)

to \kick sth into high gear etw auf Hochtouren bringen;

to \kick sth up a notch ( stereo) etw ein wenig lauter stellen;

( ride) etw ein wenig beschleunigen

3) ( get rid of)

to \kick an accent einen Akzent ablegen;

to \kick drinking/ smoking das Trinken/Rauchen aufgeben;

to \kick drugs von Drogen runterkommen ( fam)

to \kick a habit eine Gewohnheit aufgeben;

she used to be a heavy smoker but she \kicked the habit last year sie war eine starke Raucherin, aber letztes Jahr hat sie damit aufgehört

PHRASES:

to \kick sb's ass (Am) (fam!) jdm eine Abreibung verpassen ( fam)

to \kick some ass (Am) (fam!) Terror machen ( fam)

to \kick ass (Am) (fam!) haushoch gewinnen;

to \kick the bucket ( fam) abkratzen (sl), ins Gras beißen ( fam)

to be \kicking one's heels ( Brit) ungeduldig warten;

to \kick sth into touch etw auf einen späteren Zeitpunkt verschieben;

to \kick sb when he/she is down jdm den Rest geben ( fam)

to be \kicked upstairs durch Beförderung kaltgestellt werden ( fam) vi

1) ( with foot) treten; horse ausschlagen;

( in a dance) das Bein hochwerfen;

to \kick at sb/ sth nach jdm/etw treten

2) ( esp Am) ( complain) meckern ( fam)

to \kick about sth über etw akk meckern ( fam), an etw dat herummeckern ( fam)

to \kick against sb sich akk gegen jdn auflehnen, gegen jdn aufmucken ( fam)

PHRASES:

to \kick against the pricks widerborstig sein, wider den Stachel löcken ( geh)

to be alive [or about] and \kicking ( fam) gesund und munter [o quicklebendig] sein; ( fig)

traditional jazz is still alive and \kicking der klassische Jazz ist immer noch quicklebendig;

to \kick and scream about sth sich akk heftig und lautstark über etw akk beschweren

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I [buːt]
nome

1) (footwear) stivale m.; (for workman, soldier) scarpone m.

ankle boot — stivaletto

thigh boot — stivalone

football boot — BE scarpa da football

to put the boot in — infierire (anche fig.)

2) BE aut. baule m., bagagliaio m.

3) colloq. (dismissal)

to get the boot — essere licenziato, buttato fuori

4) colloq. (kick) calcio m.

to give sth. a boot — dare un calcio a qcs.

a boot up the backside — un calcio nel sedere (anche fig.)

5) AE aut. (wheelclamp) ceppo m., ganascia f. (bloccaruote)

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the boot is on the other foot — BE le cose sono esattamente al contrario

to be o get too big for one's boots BE montarsi la testa; to boot per giunta, per di più; to lick sb.'s boots — leccare i piedi a qcn
II [buːt]
verbo transitivo

1) colloq. dare un calcio a [person, ball]

2) inform. boot up

•

- boot out

- boot up

* * *
[bu:t] 1. noun
1) (a covering for the foot and lower part of the leg, usually made of leather etc: a pair of suede boots.) stivale

2) ((American trunk) a place for luggage in a motor-car etc.) bagagliaio
2. verb
(to kick: He booted the ball out of the goal.) calciare

- give
- get the boot
* * *
I [buːt]
nome

1) (footwear) stivale m.; (for workman, soldier) scarpone m.

ankle boot — stivaletto

thigh boot — stivalone

football boot — BE scarpa da football

to put the boot in — infierire (anche fig.)

2) BE aut. baule m., bagagliaio m.

3) colloq. (dismissal)

to get the boot — essere licenziato, buttato fuori

4) colloq. (kick) calcio m.

to give sth. a boot — dare un calcio a qcs.

a boot up the backside — un calcio nel sedere (anche fig.)

5) AE aut. (wheelclamp) ceppo m., ganascia f. (bloccaruote)

••

the boot is on the other foot — BE le cose sono esattamente al contrario

to be o get too big for one's boots BE montarsi la testa; to boot per giunta, per di più; to lick sb.'s boots — leccare i piedi a qcn
II [buːt]
verbo transitivo

1) colloq. dare un calcio a [person, ball]

2) inform. boot up

•

- boot out

- boot up

English-Italian dictionary > boot
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boot ⇒ Sizes

A n

1 ( footwear) botte f ; (for workman, soldier) brodequin m ; ankle boot bottine f ; calf-length boot demi-botte f ; thigh boot cuissarde f ; climbing/hiking boot chaussure f de montagne/randonnée ; football/rugby boot GB chaussure f de football/rugby ; to put the boot in lit rouer qn de coups de pied ; fig y aller fort ; a boot up the backside un bon coup de pied au derrière also fig ;

2 GB Aut coffre m ;

3 ○ ( dismissal) to get the boot se faire virer ; to give sb the boot virer qn ;

4 ○ ( kick) coup m de pied ; to give sth a boot donner un coup de pied dans qch ;

5 US Aut ( wheel clamp) sabot m de Denver ;

6 US ( puncture patch) rustine® f ;

7 ○ US ( recruit) bleu ○ m, recrue f.

B vtr

1 ○ ( kick) envoyer un coup de pied à [person] ; donner un coup de pied dans [ball] ;

2 Comput = boot up.

Idioms

as tough as old boots [meat] dur comme la semelle (de facteur) ; the boot is on the other foot GB les rôles sont renversés ; to be/get too big for one's boots GB avoir/prendre la grosse tête ; to boot par dessus le marché ; to lick sb's boots lécher les bottes à qn ; you can bet your boots that je te parie tout ce que tu veux que.

Phrasal verbs

■ boot out:

▶ boot [sb] out, boot out [sb] (from club, institution) renvoyer ; (from company, house) mettre à la porte.

■ boot up Comput:

▶ boot [sth] up, boot up [sth] amorcer [computer, system].

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boot [bu:t]

1. noun

   a. ( = footwear) botte f ; also ankle boot bottine f ; [of soldier, workman] brodequin m

• the boot is on the other foot (British) les rôles sont renversés

• his heart was in his boots il avait la mort dans l'âme

• to give sb the boot (inf) virer (inf) qn

• to put the boot in (inf!) (British) ( = attack verbally) retourner le couteau dans la plaie

   b. (British) [of car] coffre m

   c. ► to boot par-dessus le marché en plus

2. transitive verb

   a. ( = kick) (inf) flanquer (inf) des coups de pied à

• to boot sb out virer (inf) qn

   b. (Computing also boot up amorcer

3. compounds

► boot camp noun (US) camp m d'entraînement (pour nouvelles recrues)

* * *
[buːt] 1.
noun

1) ( footwear) botte f; (for workman, soldier) brodequin m

climbing/hiking boot — chaussure f de montagne/randonnée

football boot — GB chaussure f de football

to put the boot in — lit rouer quelqu'un de coups de pied; fig y aller fort

2) GB Automobile coffre m

3) (colloq) ( dismissal)

to get the boot — se faire virer

4) (colloq) ( kick) coup m de pied

a boot up the backside — un bon coup de pied au derrière also fig

5) US ( wheel clamp) sabot m de Denver
2.
transitive verb

1) (colloq) ( kick) envoyer un coup de pied à [person]; donner un coup de pied dans [ball]

2) Computing = boot up

•

Phrasal Verbs:

- boot out

- boot up

••

the boot is on the other foot — GB les rôles sont renversés

to be/get too big for one's boots — GB avoir/prendre la grosse tête

to boot — par dessus le marché

to lick somebody's boots — lécher les bottes à quelqu'un

English-French dictionary > boot
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boot [bu:t]

1 noun

(a) botte f; (ankle-length) bottillon m; (for babies, women) bottine f; (of soldier, workman) brodequin m; Sport (for football, rugby) chaussure f;

∎ familiar to give sb the boot flanquer qn à la porte;

∎ familiar she got the boot elle a été flanquée à la porte, elle a été virée;

∎ British familiar they put the boot in ils lui ont balancé des coups de pied; figurative ils ont enfoncé méchamment le clou

(b) British Cars coffre m, malle f

(c) familiar (kick) coup m de pied^□ ;

∎ he gave the door a boot il flanqua un coup de pied dans la porte;

∎ he needs a boot up the backside il a besoin d'un bon coup de pied au derrière

(d) History (instrument of torture) brodequin m

(e) British familiar pejorative (ugly woman) boudin m, cageot m

2 transitive verb

(a) (kick) donner des coups de pied à

(b) (equip with boots) botter

(c) Computing amorcer, faire démarrer;

∎ to boot the system initialiser le système

3 to boot adverb

en plus, par-dessus le marché;

∎ she's beautiful and intelligent to boot elle est belle, et intelligente par-dessus le marché

4 boots plural noun

British = garçon d'hôtel qui cire les chaussures

►► Football boot boy = personne dont le rôle est de préparer les tenues des membres d'une équipe de football et de s'assurer notamment de la propreté de leurs chaussures;

familiar boot camp American Military = camp d'entraînement pour nouvelles recrues; British (centre for young offenders) = centre de redressement (pour jeunes délinquants);

∎ to go into boot camp ≃ faire ses classes;

Computing boot disk (hard) disque m de démarrage; (floppy) disquette f de démarrage;

boot polish cirage m;

British boot sale = sorte de marché aux puces où des particuliers apportent dans leur voiture les objets de brocante qu'ils souhaitent vendre;

boot scraper décrottoir m;

Computing boot sector secteur m d'initialisation;

Computing boot track piste f d'amorçage

➲ boot out separable transitive verb

familiar flanquer à la porte

➲ boot up separable transitive verb

Computing

1 intransitive verb

(computer) s'amorcer, démarrer; (person) démarrer

2 separable transitive verb

(computer) amorcer, faire démarrer

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