Rechercher
to kick back
[phrase form: kick]
01
reculer brusquement, reculer
to suddenly move backward due to a strong impact or force
Intransitive
02
se détendre, se relaxer
to unwind and relax, often by engaging in leisure activities or resting
Intransitive
03
verser un pot-de-vin, donner un dessous de table
to make an illegal or unethical payment, typically in exchange for favors, services, or influence
Transitive: to kick back a sum of money
kick back
v
Exemple
When the engine started, the lawnmower's blade kicked back and struck the operator's leg.
The explosive force made the door kick back, nearly hitting the person behind it.
The powerful recoil of the shotgun caused it to kick back, surprising the shooter.
We should all kick back and enjoy a barbecue in the backyard this weekend.
The company's executives were caught kicking back large sums of money to government officials in exchange for lucrative contracts.
