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kick around

/kɪk əˈraʊnd/

الترجمة: فعل مركب يعني مناقشة فكرة أو اقتراح بشكل غير رسمي، أو التعامل مع شخص أو شيء بقسوة أو ازدراء.

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verb

/kɪk əˈraʊnd/B2formal
  • arفعل مركب يعني مناقشة فكرة أو اقتراح بشكل غير رسمي، أو التعامل مع شخص أو شيء بقسوة أو ازدراء.

A phrasal verb used to indicate discussing or considering an idea informally, or treating someone or something roughly or without respect.

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  1. Discuss or considerinformal

    To talk about or consider an idea or plan informally.

    arمناقشة غير رسمية

    • Let's kick around some ideas for the project.
    • They kicked around the proposal for a while before deciding.
    • We kicked around a few options for the weekend trip.

    المرادفاتbandy aboutbrainstormconsiderdebatediscusshash outmull overpondertalk over

  2. Treat badly or abuseinformal

    To treat someone or something roughly or without respect.

    arمعاملة سيئة

    • He felt like life had been kicking him around lately.
    • The old car has been kicked around for years.
    • Don't let them kick you around like that.

    المرادفاتabusebullyharassill-treatmaltreatmistreatrough uptorment

    الأضدادcherishhonorrespect

  3. Move aimlesslyinformal

    To wander or move from place to place without a clear purpose.

    arالتجول بلا هدف

    • They spent the afternoon kicking around the city.
    • After college, he kicked around Europe for a few months.
    • The kids were just kicking around in the backyard.

    المرادفاتdriftgallivantmeandermoseyroamtraipsewander

    الأضدادsettlestay

الصيغ
  • kicked around past participle
  • kicked around past simple
  • kicking around present participle
  • kicks around third person singular

الفعل الأساسيkick

Vocab Bloom Hub English dataset · 0.3.1

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Vocabulary data from the Vocab Bloom Hub English dataset (CC BY 4.0), https://huggingface.co/datasets/Fristail27/vocab-bloom-hub-en

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