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to kick
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donner un coup de pied
to hit a thing or person with the foot
Transitive: to kick sth
02
donner un coup de pied dans
to strike something such as a ball with your foot, particularly in sports like soccer
Transitive: to kick a ball
03
s'opposer, contester
to strongly oppose or complain about something
Intransitive: to kick | to kick against sth
04
donner un coup de pied, frapper avec le pied
to move your legs in a forceful or rapid motion
Transitive: to kick one's legs
05
marquer, frapper
(in sports such as soccer) to score a goal by kicking the ball
Transitive: to kick a goal
06
dépasser, se défaire de
to successfully stop or overcome a habit, addiction, or undesirable behavior
Transitive: to kick a habit or addiction
07
reculer, donner un coup
to experience a sudden backward motion or jerk after being fired
Intransitive
Kick
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coup de pied, frappe de pied
the act of delivering a blow with the foot
02
baskets
a soft shoe that is worn casually or during exercise
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impact, coup
the swift release of a store of affective force
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coup de pied, coup
a rhythmic thrusting movement of the legs as in swimming or calisthenics
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coup de fouet, stimulation
the sudden stimulation provided by strong drink (or certain drugs)
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reproche, objection
informal terms for objecting
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recul, recul de tir
the backward jerk of a gun when it is fired
to kick oneself
01
to feel regret or disappointment in oneself for a past mistake or missed opportunity
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Exemple
The protester kicked the sign in anger.
The karate expert kicks the punching bag during training.
The martial artist is kicking the target pads in the dojo.
They kicked the old car when it broke down.
She kicked the vending machine, hoping a snack would drop.
