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Significats de kick en anglès

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удар ногой
portuguès
patada
català
excitació
espanyol
patada
Wikidata

The swift release of a store of affective force.

excitació
portuguès
queixa

Informal terms for objecting.

queixa
Sinònims
Examples for "beef"
Examples for "beef"
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Another was linked to a corruption case last year involving imported beef.
Reuters
2
South Korea is New Zealand's fourth largest beef export market by volume.
Radio NZ
3
Business model innovation could alleviate the beef farming crisis, according to Allen.
The Irish Times
4
The company exports 125 tonnes of beef a year to Gulf countries.
Reuters
5
They accused the Irish government of putting its beef industry before consumers.
The Guardian
1
The revolution is happening right now bitch in good ole fascist America.
The new yorker
2
Of course, the bitch is never around when I actually need her.
Darkness unleashed
3
Then he called his friend Jay and said: That bitch is dead.
The Guardian
4
These do raise questions, though: How many bitch slaps are too many?
Reuters
5
I always came in to work I wasn't a bitch to anyone.
Ebony
1
This is by no means a gripe with our roads to justice.
The South African
2
And there wasn't anybody who specifically had a gripe on those days.
A farewell to legs: an aaron tucker mystery
3
The eager tiger, by overleaping, fell into the gripe of the alligator.
Stories about Animals: with Pictures to Match
4
The voters were boisterous but peaceful, with queue jumping the main gripe.
Reuters
5
Let me intreat to speak with her, before the prison gripe me.
A Yorkshire Tragedy
1
Before Matthew could respond to Andrew's challenge, Corra uttered a warning squawk.
The Book of Life
2
The feet of the chair squawk against the tile floor in protest.
The whore of babylon, a memoir
3
Lights were blazing, and the squawk of loudspeakers carried back to me.
Four to score
4
She fell to the needle-carpeted path with a squawk of surprised outrage.
Bag of Bones
5
There was a squawk of static, followed by a grim-sounding male voice.
The Flood
portuguès
queixe-se
català
queixar-se
espanyol
lamentarse

Express complaints, discontent, displeasure, or unhappiness.

queixar-se
espanyol
dejar

To stop consuming (e.g. alcohol).

dejar
Ús de kick en anglès
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This past week saw three organisations kick-start in three countries, including Ireland.
The Irish Times
2
However, friends won't want to join in on this new health kick.
The South African
3
The institutions continue to produce countless kick-butt professionals who are industry leaders.
Ebony
4
In that situation the opposition were free to kick-off when they wanted.
The Guardian
5
Yet its role in kick-starting the cycle of violence has been central.
The Irish Times
6
It's been a good way to kick-start our business, some might say.
Wired
7
All three state employees said most of their colleagues also take kick-backs.
Reuters
8
As a result Dublin made eight successful short kick-outs from eight attempts.
The Irish Times
9
FOOD:Fresh, tasty food to kick-start a healthy eating regime I AM READY!
The Irish Times
10
The aim of the measures is to kick-start the flagging property market.
The Irish Times
11
Looking ahead, Mosimane acknowledged the importance of this victory long before kick-off.
The South African
12
But the question remains... you need some seed capital to kick-start that.
Reuters
13
The searing temperature and late kick-off are far from ideal, Hawking said.
The Guardian
14
This year will hopefully be the year I can really kick on.
The Guardian
15
But will it be enough to kick-start Ireland's international financial services sector?
The Irish Times
16
By the time Iceland had taken their goal-kick the moment had passed.
The Guardian
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Kick a través del temps
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