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kickoff

/ˈkɪkˌɔf/

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noun

/ˈkɪkˌɔf/B1formalsport
  • ruСуществительное, обозначающее начальный удар в футбольном матче для начала или возобновления игры, а также в общем смысле используемое для обозначения начала или запуска события или деятельности.

A noun referring to the initial kick in a football game to start or restart play, also used generally to denote the start or launch of an event or activity.

  1. Football startA2formalsport

    A kick from the center of the field to start a football game or to resume it after a score.

    ruНачало матча

    • The kickoff is scheduled for 3 PM.
    • After the touchdown, the team prepared for the kickoff.
    • The crowd cheered as the kickoff began the match.
  2. Beginning timeB1informal

    The time at which something is supposed to begin.

    ruНачало

    • The kickoff for the conference is at 9 AM.
    • We need to be ready for the project kickoff meeting.
    • The event's kickoff was delayed due to technical issues.

    Synonymsshowtimestartstarting time

    Antonymscloseconclusionendfinishtermination

  3. Initial startB2formal

    A start given to contestants, often in a race or competition.

    ruСтарт

    • The runners received a fair kickoff from the starting line.
    • The competition's kickoff was marked by a loud horn.
    • The kickoff of the tournament was exciting for all participants.

    Synonymsbeginningcommencementinceptionlaunchopeningstart

    Antonymscloseconclusionendfinishtermination

Forms
  • kickoffs plural form
  • kickoffs' possessive plural form
  • kickoff's possessive singular form
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