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1 kick
[kik] v., n. -v 1. shkelmoj, gjuaj me shkelm; kick sth out of the way largoj me shkelm diçka që më zë rrugën. 2. gjuaj me këmbë (topin); shënoj (gol). 3. zmbrapset, zbythet (pushka etj). 4. gj.fol. ankohem, qahem, kundërshtoj. 5. zhrg. heq dorë (nga një ves), shpëtoj; kick a habit shpëtoj nga një ves.-n 1. shkelmim. 2. zmbrapsje, zbythje (e armës). 3. zhrg. ankesë, qarje; kundërshtim. 4. zhrg. kënaqësi, ngazëllim; get a kick out of gambling shkrihem pas kumarit; do sth for kicks bëj diçka për kënaqësi. 5. zhrg. nxitje efekt; he needs a kick in the pants ai e do me hosten. 6. interesim, hutim (pas diçkaje); she is on a pop music kick është hutuar pas muzikës pop.● kick about/around ['kik ë'baut/ë'raund] gj.fol. a) të del përpara (një send, person); b) sillem vërdallë; c) luaj me (një top etj)● kick back ['kik bæk] gj.fol. a) prapset, kërcen mbrapsht; b) paguaj si haraç; c) zmbrapset, zbythet (arma); d) rikthej (topin), pasoj● kick down ['kik daun] zë me shkelma, hedh përtokë me shkelma; kick the bucket kthej patkonjtë, cof● kick in ['kik in] zhrg. a) vdes, cof; b) paguaj, derdh paratë; kick sb's teeth in i thyej turinjtë/dhëmbët dikujt● kick up ['kik ap] zhrg. shkaktoj; filloj; kick up a row/a din bëj poterë; krijoj rrëmujë; kick up a fuss about/over sth hap fjalë për diçka● kickback ['kikbæk] n. gj.fol. 1. pagesë haraçi; haraç. 2. reagim i beftë, kundërshtim i papritur● kickoff ['kikof] n 1. sport. shkelm i parë, fillim i lojës. 2. gj.fol. nisje, fillim; hapje (e një aktiviteti)● kickshaw ['kiksho:] n 1. gjë e shijshme, gatesë e rrallë. 2. stringël* * *shkelmoj -
2 bucket
['bakit] n.,v. -n 1. kovë. 2. kovë ekskavatori. 3. gj.fol. rangallë, karrocë (makinë).● kick the bucket vdes /-v 1. mbush/mbart me kovë. 2. ngas (kalin) fort. 3. fig. a) eci shpejt; b) eci me hope -
3 kick down
['kik daun] zë me shkelma, hedh përtokë me shkelma; kick the bucket kthej patkonjtë, cof
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