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kicking

/ˈkɪk.ɪŋ/

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noun

/ˈkɪk.ɪŋ/B1formal
  • ruСуществительное, обозначающее действие или акт удара ногой, или ритмичное движение ног, часто в спорте или упражнениях.

A noun referring to the action or act of striking out with the foot, or a rhythmic leg movement, often in sports or exercise.

  1. Rhythmic leg movementB1formal

    A repeated, rhythmic thrusting motion of the legs, often performed in swimming or calisthenics.

    ruУдары ногами

    • The swimmer's kicking was strong and steady.
    • Proper kicking technique is essential for efficient freestyle.
    • The coach focused on improving the team's kicking during practice.

    Synonymskick

  2. Striking with the footB1formal

    The act of delivering a blow or strike using the foot.

    ruУдар ногой

    • Kicking is not allowed in most martial arts competitions.
    • The player was penalized for kicking an opponent.
    • He practiced kicking the ball into the goal.

    Synonymsbootkickpunt

Forms
  • kickings plural form
  • kickings' possessive plural form
  • kicking's possessive singular form
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verb

kick/kɪk/A2formal
  • ruГлагол, используемый для обозначения удара ногой по чему-либо или для выражения начала или сильного воздействия действия.

A verb used to indicate the act of striking something with the foot, or to express the start or forceful effect of an action.

  1. Strike with footA1formal

    To strike or hit something with the foot.

    ruУдарить ногой

    • He kicked the ball across the field.
    • She kicked the door open in frustration.
    • The child kicked his legs in the air.

    Synonymsbootpunt

  2. Stop a habitB2informal

    To give up or stop doing something, especially a bad habit.

    ruБросить

    • He finally kicked his smoking habit.
    • She decided to kick caffeine for a month.
    • I need to kick my addiction to social media.

    Synonymsabandonbreakceasedropgive upquitstop

    Antonymsacquireadoptcultivatedevelopembrace

  3. Start or activateB2informal

    To start something, often a process or mechanism.

    ruЗапустить

    • The engine kicked into gear.
    • The campaign will kick off next week.
    • He kicked the machine to get it working again.

    Synonymsactivatebegininitiatekick offlaunchset offstarttrigger

    Antonymsceasedeactivateendhaltshut offstopterminateturn off

Forms
  • kicked past participle
  • kicked past simple
  • kicking present participle
  • kicks third person singular

Phrasal variantskick aroundkick downkick inkick offkick outkick up

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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