kick

Ayakla vurmak

To strike forcefully with the foot.

• He kicked the ball into the goal.
• She kicked the door open.
• Don't kick your brother!
• The new policy aims to kick economic growth into higher gear by reducing regulatory barriers for small businesses.
• Protesters attempted to kick down the barricades as tensions escalated between demonstrators and security forces.
• The immune system will kick into action once it detects foreign pathogens entering the bloodstream.

Eş anlamlılar: boot, punt, strike

Ayakla vurma

A strike or blow with the foot.

• She gave the tire a hard kick.
• The kick landed squarely on his shin.
• That was a powerful kick.

Eş anlamlılar: boot, blow

Heyecan veya zevk alma

A thrill or feeling of excitement; enjoyment.

• He gets a kick out of scary movies.
• I do it just for kicks.
• That roller coaster was quite a kick!

Eş anlamlılar: thrill, buzz, rush, charge

Bir alışkanlığı, özellikle bağımlılığı bırakmak

To give up or stop a habit, especially an addiction.

• He finally kicked his smoking habit.
• She's trying to kick her caffeine addiction.
• It's hard to kick the habit.

Eş anlamlılar: quit, break, stop

Zıt anlamlılar: start, develop