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kick about

/ˈkɪk əˌbaʊt/

Перевод: Неформальный фразовый глагол, означающий неформальное обсуждение идей или предложений без определённого плана, или валяться без дела или быть заброшенным.

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/ˈkɪk əˌbaʊt/B2informalbritish
  • ruНеформальный фразовый глагол, означающий неформальное обсуждение идей или предложений без определённого плана, или валяться без дела или быть заброшенным.

An informal phrasal verb meaning to discuss ideas or suggestions informally without a fixed plan, or to lie around unused or neglected.

  1. Discuss casuallyB2informalbritish

    To talk about an idea or suggestion informally and without a fixed plan.

    ruОбсуждать неформально

    • We kicked about a few ideas for the new project.
    • Let's kick the proposal about at the next meeting.
    • They spent the afternoon kicking about possible solutions.
  2. Lie around unusedB2informalbritish

    To be present in a place but not used or paid attention to.

    ruВаляться без дела

    • There are some old magazines kicking about in the attic.
    • His old football boots are still kicking about somewhere.
    • I think there's a spare key kicking about in the drawer.
  3. Travel without purposeB2informalbritish

    To travel or move from place to place without a clear destination or plan.

    ruПутешествовать без цели

    • After university, he spent a year kicking about Europe.
    • They were just kicking about the city with no particular aim.
    • She kicked about the countryside for a few weeks.