kick off

• Verbo compuesto que se usa para indicar el comienzo o la iniciación de un evento, actividad o proceso, o para hacer que algo empiece.

A phrasal verb used to indicate the beginning or initiation of an event, activity, or process.

incontable · intransitivo · phrasal, inseparable

1. Start an eventinformal

   To begin or cause something to start, especially a game, event, or activity.

   Iniciar un evento

   • The match will kick off at 3 PM.
   • They kicked off the conference with a keynote speech.
   • Let's kick off the meeting with a quick update.

   Sinónimosbegincommenceinitiatelaunchopenstart

   Antónimosconcludeendfinishhaltstopterminate

2. Remove forcefullyinformal

   To force someone to leave a place, group, or activity.

   Echar / Expulsar

   • He was kicked off the team for breaking the rules.
   • The bouncer kicked him off the premises.
   • She got kicked off the project due to poor performance.

   Sinónimosboot outdismissejectevictexpeloustremovethrow out

   Antónimosacceptadmitincludeinvitewelcome

3. Die (slang)slang

   To die, often used in a casual or humorous way.

   Estirar la pata (morir)

   • His old car finally kicked off after 20 years.
   • The cat kicked off last night peacefully.
   • I'm afraid the battery has kicked off.

   Sinónimosbuy the farmcash incheck outconk outcroakdrop deadkick the bucketpop off

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