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Meanings of kick in in English

Portuguese
contribuir
Catalan
contribuir
Spanish
contribuir

Contribute to some cause.

contribuir
Portuguese
começar

Enter a particular state.

começar

Open violently.

Usage of kick in in English
1
The law tells you to give the free- kick in two different places.
The Guardian
2
Barcelona win a free- kick in the Inter left-back position within a minute.
The Guardian
3
The absurdity of the situation sees sarcasm kick in on social media.
The Irish Times
4
Some have said that Guise gave him a kick in the face.
A Popular History of France from the Earliest Times, Volume 4
5
If no action from Congress automatic budget cuts set to kick in.
Reuters
6
I can't kick in the glass, for fear of losing my balance.
Grace Harlowe's Sophomore Year at High School / The Record of th...
7
Let her caper and kick in the paddock to her heart's content.
No Name
8
A line of bandage-wrapped can-can dancers high- kick in the gallery of dreams.
The Fuller Memorandum
9
Minutes later I was awakened by a gentle kick in my side.
Riding rockets
10
A kick in the wallet to everyone in the private rental market.
The Guardian
11
And that's before an actual response to the attack would kick in.
Wired
12
He said the revenues from the contract will kick in this quarter.
Reuters
13
It took a few minutes for the internal generator to kick in.
The Irish Times
14
That usually can help it cure before the cupping can kick in.
Wired
15
They will be the first areas where the three-year caps kick in.
Reuters
16
How long does it take for the automatic cutoff to kick in?
Wired
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Translations for kick in
Kick in through the time
Kick in across language varieties
Australia
Common
South Africa
Common
New Zealand
Common
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