Kick
101kick\ up — v informal To show signs of not working right. John had had too much to eat and his stomach started to kick up. After working well for a year the air conditioner suddenly started kicking up …
102kick in — vb to contribute, subscribe or pay up. The phrase is more popular in the USA than in Britain. It is presumably based on the image of a circle of gang members each kicking a portion of their booty into a central pile. It usually has overtones of… …
103kick it — vb to die. A shortened version of kick the bucket …
104kick in — v. (Informal) contribute to a certain cause; contribute to a collection; open with force or violently (e.g. kick in the door ); die (Slang) …
105kick — running faster at the end of a race, home stretch If you are a distance runner, you know the meaning of kick …
106kick n — get a kick out of sth …
107kick it — Verb. To die. A shortening of kick the bucket …
108ˌkick ˈin — phrasal verb informal to start to have an effect The medicine took some time to kick in.[/ex] …
109kick — Peku, pekuna, kūpaka; kolopā (in tantrums). ♦ To kick and flail, as the arms, kākā …
110kick — paspyrimas statusas T sritis Kūno kultūra ir sportas apibrėžtis Kamuolio nubloškimas kojos smūgiu kiek toliau; netolimas kamuolio padavimas žaidėjui spyriu. atitikmenys: angl. kick; kicking vok. Fussstoss, m; Fusstritt, m rus. пинание …
