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Kick

der Kịck <-(s), -s> (Engl)

1. SPORTS

Tritt, Stoß

2. inf

Nervenkitzel
Manch einer, der den Kick suchte, fand den Tod.

das [o. der] Kick·down, das [o. der] Kick-down [kɪkˈdaun] <-s, -s> AUTO

abruptes Durchtreten des Gaspedals

der Kick·off, der Kick-off [kɪkˈɔf] <-s, -s> CH

Anstoß beim Fußballspiel

I. kị·cken <kickst, kickte, hat gekickt> VB with obj

jd kickt den Ball irgendwohin inf schießen
Der Spieler kickte den Ball ins Aus.

II. kị·cken <kickst, kickte, hat gekickt> VB without obj

jd kickt inf Fußball spielen
Präsens
ichkicke
dukickst
er/sie/eskickt
wirkicken
ihrkickt
siekicken
Präteritum
ichkickte
dukicktest
er/sie/eskickte
wirkickten
ihrkicktet
siekickten
Perfekt
ichhabegekickt
duhastgekickt
er/sie/eshatgekickt
wirhabengekickt
ihrhabtgekickt
siehabengekickt
Plusquamperfekt
ichhattegekickt
duhattestgekickt
er/sie/eshattegekickt
wirhattengekickt
ihrhattetgekickt
siehattengekickt
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Examples from the PONS Dictionary (editorially verified)

Manch einer, der den Kick suchte, fand den Tod.
Manch einer, der den Kick suchte, fand den Tod.
■ -akustik, -bier, -biont, -dynamik, -felge, -flot, -gramm, -helm, -kick, -lith, -logie, -mechanik, -meter, -naut, -nautik, -plan, -salon
■ -akustik, -bier, -biont, -dynamik, -felge, -flot, -gramm, -helm, -kick, -lith, -logie, -mechanik, -meter, -naut, -nautik, -plan, -salon

Monolingual examples (not verified by PONS Editors)

Mit einem Kick bringt man die Unterschenkel und das gesamte Bein gleichzeitig mit den Armen nach vorn.
de.wikipedia.org
Seit 2003 trainiert er aktiv Kick- und Thaiboxen.
de.wikipedia.org
Der Thrill kann allerdings auch in einem Kick gipfeln und den Erlebenden damit aus der durchlebten psychischen Beanspruchung in ein spontanes Glücksempfinden entlassen.
de.wikipedia.org
Er untersuchte deren mögliche Rolle bei Supraleitung und Kicks in Neutronensternen und bei der Erklärung dunkler Materie als bestehend aus Antibaryonen.
de.wikipedia.org
Ihnen fehlt jedoch der endgültige Kick, so dass diese Spielchen bald ihren Reiz verlieren.
de.wikipedia.org

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