Kicks
Pronunciation: /ˈkɪk/
Kicks (verb)
- to hit something with your foot, usually with force.
- to force someone to leave a place or group.
- to begin something, often with energy or enthusiasm.
Examples
- She can kick the ball very far.
- He tried to kick the door open.
Common collocations: kick the ball, kick hard, kick open, kick out, kick off
Kicks (noun)
- a strong movement of the foot to hit something.
- a feeling of excitement or enjoyment.
Examples
- His kick was powerful and precise.
- She gets a kick out of solving puzzles.