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冰出fcicfc 〇j5F wfth a /ew comments•汤姆时要先发表几点意见。一related noun kick-off .kick sth-^'off to remove sth by
kicking 踢开，踢掉（某物）：to fcicfc ojfyour
shoes把鞋踢掉 .kick 'off sth to start a discussion,
a meeting, an event, etc.开始进行讨论（或会议、项目等）0O3OPEN
,kick
out (at sb/sth) 1 to try to hit sb/sth
with your legs because you are angry or upset (因气愤或心烦意乱') 用脚踢（人或物）2 to react violently to sb/sth that makes
you angry or upset (对令人气愤或烦恼的人或
事）作出强烈反应，kick sb 'out (of
sth) to
make sb leave or go away
(from somewhere)使某入离
开；开除；逐出，kick _up (espec/’fl//y /V/\w£)
(of wind or a storm风i风暴）to become stronger越来逢强；逐渐加强
.kick
sth^-'up to
make sth, especially dust, rise from the ground扬起（尤指）尘*
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noun 1 a movement with the
foot or the leg, usually to hit sth with the foot 踢；踢脚；踢腿：the jiirstfcicfco/ the
game 比赛的开球◊ She gave him a
fcfcfc on the shin. 她朝他的小腿踢了一脚。◊ He aimed a
fcfcfc at the dog•他 对卷狗踢 7—画。the door won’t open, give
it a fcicfc. 门要 i
b 不开諕踹一下。◊ (s/flng) She needs a fcfcfc up the
backside (= she needs to be strongly encouraged to do sth or to
behave better)•她需要敲 f了敲 。一 see also free kick,
penalty kick, spot kick 2 {informaf) a strong feeling of
excitement and pleasure 极度刺激；极
度兴奋；极大的乐趣 SEJthrill: Jget a fcicfc out 〇/ driving/ast cars•开快车给我带来极大的乐趣。◊ He gets his fcfcb介om hurting other
peopie.他以伤害他人为乐。
◊
What do you do/or fcfcfcs?你以什么来寻未刺激魄？
3 [usually sing.] {informal) the strong effect that
a drug or an alcoholic drink has (毒品或酒精的）效力，刺激性: This
drinfc has quite a fcicfc.这酒的劲相当太。a kick in the 'teeth (informaf) a great
disappointment; sth that hurts sb/sth emotionally 极度的失M;沉重的
重大的挫折
kick-back
/'kikbaek/
noun
{informal, especially NAm£) money paid illegally to sb in return for
work or help i(不合法的〉回扣，酬金，佣金EKEJbribe kick-ball /'kikboil/ noun [U] a game that is
based on baseball in which
players kick the ball instead of hitting it yvith a bat踢球戏（按棒球规则进行的足球戏） 'kick-boxing noun [U] a form of boxing in which the people fighting
each other can kick as well as punch (=hit with their hands)散打；搏击操
'kick
drum noun
{informal) a large drum played using a PEDAL踏板鼓
kick-er /'kika(r)/ noun 1 a person who kicks,
especially the player in a sports team who kicks the ball to try to score points，for example in
series of events (―连串‘情的）意外结局
kick-ing/'kikiq/
adj., noun
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of life and excitement 充满活力的；
充满刺激的；令人兴奋的：The dub was reaHy
fcicfcing kwt night.昨晚俱乐部真是热闹非凡。
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noun [sing.] an act of
kicking sb hard and repeatedly, especially when they are lying on the ground (尤指.对 躺在地上的人连续的）狠踢，猛踹：rheygcivehfma good
fcfcfcing.他们狠狠地踢了他一顿。
'kick-off noun 1 [c, U} the start of a
game of football (soccer)(足球赛侖）开球，；开赛：TTie fcicfc-c!厅 is at 足球比—3 点开球。2 [sing.j
(/‘/i/orwfl/) the start of an activity (活刼的> #始，开幕
kick-stand
/'kikstaend/
noun a long straight piece
of metal fixed to a bicycle or a motorcycle，whicli is kept
horizontal while the bicycle is being ridden but which can be moved to a
vertical position when you need to stand the bicycle somewhere (自行车或摩托车的）撑 脚架，支架一picture c> motorcycle 1 kick-start
verb, noun
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verb [VN] 1 to start a
motorcycle by pushing down a lever
with your foot 用脚踏启动（摩托车）2 to do sth to help a process or project
start more quickly 促使…开 始；使（命目）尽快启逢：The governments
attempt to fcicfc-start the economy has/aiied.政府刺激经济的努力失
败了。
noun 1 (also ' kick-starter) the part of a
motorcycle that
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you push down with your
foot in order to start it..(摩 托车的）脚踏启动器 2a
quick start that you give to sth by taking some action迅i开始（采取行4 );快速启动
'kick-turn now/? 1 (in skiing 滑雪）a turn made by lifting and turning each ski separately
so that you face the opposite direction踢转（分别将两块滑雪板il起转向 所作囟调头2 a
turn made with the front wheels of a skateboard off the ground前轮离地转弯（使滑板前轮
f起所作的调头）
kid CHw /kid/ noun, verb, adj.
mnoun 1 [C] {informal) a child or young person /h^ ； 轻人：A bunch of kids were
hanging around outside.— 群年轻人在外面到处游逛。◊ a fcici 〇/ 25 * 15岁的年轻人
◊
She’s a bright fcfd.她县个聪明孩子。◊ ffow are the kids (= your children) ?孩子们好吗? ◊ Do you have any
fcfds?你有孩子码？ i:i“j Kid is much more common
than ciiild in informal and spoken /V/A/rjf .在非主式场 合和北美英语口语中kid远比child常见。2 [C] a young goat /j、山羊一picture c> goat 3 [u] soft leather made
from the skin of a young goat 小山羊皮革 IT»17n handle/treat, etc.
sb with kid 'gloves to deal with sb in a
very careful way so that you do not offend or upset them 小心应付声人 ’kids’ stuff (8r£) (M4mf 'kid stuff) something that is so
easy to do or understand that it is thought to be not very serious or only
suitable for children极容易的事；“小儿科”^小孩子都懂得的
道理一more at new
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verb (-dd-) (informal) 1 (usually used in the
progressive
tenses 通常用于进行时）to tell sb sth that is not true, especially as a joke 戏弄；开玩笑 joke
： [V]
I thought he was kidding when he said he was going out
with
a rocfc star.他说他在与一位摇滚乐歌星谈恋爱，我
还以为他在开玩笑呢。◊ J didn’t mean it. J
was onZy fcfdding.我并没有这个意思，我只是开开玩笑而已。◊ [VN] J’m not kidding you. Jt does ivorfc.我不是戏弄你，那 的知有效。2 ~ sb/yourself to allow sb/yourself to
believe sth that is not true 欺骗；哄骗 PTI71 deceive： [VN] They're kidding themselves if
they think Ws going to beecisy.如果他们认为这会很容易，那是自己欺骗自己。◊ [VN (that)] J tried to fcid myseZ/
fthatj everything was normd.我试图让自己相信一切都正常。EMI,no 'kidding (informal) 1 used to emphasize that
sth is true or that you agree with sth that sb has just said (强调 是真实的或同意别人刚说过的话）真的，可不是：‘It’s coW/，‘M) kidding/，“天气真冷！ ’’ “可不是！ ’’ 2 i^sed
to show that you mean what
you are saying (表示认
真）不是开玩矣，我说的是真的：I wcmt the money bacfc tomorrow. No fci'dding.我希望明天钱就能退回来。这可不
是开玩笑。you’re 'kidding 丨 you must be 'kidding [informal) used to show that you
are very surprised at sth that sb has just said (对对方刚说过的话感到非常惊
奇）你是在开玩笑吧 QSiEl
,kid
a'round (especially
to behave in a silly way ㈤傻事；装傻相
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adj. ~ sister/brother (informal, especially NAmE) a person’s younger
sister/brother 妹；弟弟
kid-die (also kiddy) /'kidi/ {pi. -ies) noun (informal) a young child 小孩子；小家^: a
fcfddfes’ party 孩子fi 的 聚会
kid-nap /'kidnaep/ verb (-pp-, NAmE also -p-) [VN] to take sb away
illegally and keep them as a prisoner, especially in order to get money or sth
else for returning them .劫持；绑架 PTITl
abduct, seize ： Two businessmen have been
fcidmzpped by terrorists.两名商人
遭恐怖分宇绑架。►kid.nappermjwr?: 77ie kidnappers are demanding a ransom o/h
miHion.劫持者索萎 100
万元赎金。kid.nap.ping (also kid.nap) now/7 [U, C]:
He admitted the charge 〇/ /ddnap•他对纟為架的指运供认不
讳。◊ the fcidmippfng 〇/
kid-ney /'kidni/ noun 1 [C] either of the two
organs in the body that remove waste products from the blood and produce urine 肾；肾脏：a fcfdney fn/ection 肾感染 —picture o body 2 [U, C] the kidneys of some
animals that are cooked and eaten (食用的）动物腰子：steak and fcidney pie牛肉腰花馅饼
'kidney bean noun a type of
reddish-brown bean shaped like a
kidney that is usually dried before it is