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kick [kɪk]
sustantivo
1. patada (f) puntapié (m) (with foot); coz (f) (of horse); retroceso (m) (of gun)
- to have a kick -> estar fuerte (drink)
- to give something/somebody a kick (aunque entre bien) -> dar una patada a algo/alguien
- she needs a kick up the backside (familiar sentido figurado) -> necesita una buena patada en el trasero
- that was a kick in the teeth for him (sentido figurado) -> le sentó como una patada en la boca
2. (thrill)
- to get a kick out of something -> disfrutar con algo
- to get a kick out of doing something -> disfrutar haciendo algo
- to do something for kicks -> hacer algo por gusto, regodearse haciendo algo
verbo transitivo
3. dar una patada a (once); dar patadas a (several times)
- to get kicked -> recibir una patada(once), recibir patadas (several times)
- to kick the bucket (familiar) -> estirar la pata, doblar or liar el petate (CAm, español de México)
- to kick a man when he's down (sentido figurado) -> atacar a alguien cuando ya está derrotado
- I could have kicked myself -> me hubiera dado de bofetadas, era para tirarme de los pelos
- to kick the habit (familiar) -> dejar las drogas (stop taking drugs)
verbo intransitivo
4. dar una patada (once); dar patadas (several times); dar coces (animal); hacer el retroceso (gun)
- to kick against something (familiar) -> patalear contra algo (rebel against)
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kick [kik-of]
sustantivo
1. Puntapié, patada; coz.
2. Oposición, protesta. (Germania; Alemania)
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