kick

//kɪk//

Translation

kick

Definition

To strike or hit with the foot. It can also mean to forcefully propel something with the foot, or metaphorically, to stop a habit. In informal contexts, it can refer to a thrill or enjoyment.

Example

  • He kicked the ball into the goal.

  • She decided to kick her smoking habit.

  • I get a real kick out of watching old comedies.

Synonyms

boot
punt
strike

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