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kick
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German
English
English

Fuß·tritt <-(e)s, -e> N m

Fußtritt
einen Fußtritt bekommen [o. inf kriegen]
jdm einen Fußtritt geben [o. form versetzen]
jdm einen Fußtritt geben [o. form versetzen]
to kick sb
English
English
German
German
to take a kick at sb/sth

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Examples from the PONS Dictionary (editorially verified)

einen Fußtritt bekommen [o. inf kriegen]
jdm einen Fußtritt geben [o. form versetzen]
jdm einen Fußtritt geben [o. form versetzen]
to kick sb

Monolingual examples (not verified by PONS Editors)

Das Punktesystem begünstigt ferner Fußtritte zum Kopf, für die es in der Regel einen Ippon gibt.
de.wikipedia.org
Er setzt die Strafe fort; er gibt seiner Frau einen Fußtritt.
de.wikipedia.org
Da die Sockelzonen nahezu aller Tempel oft Beschädigungen durch Wasser und/oder Fußtritte ausgesetzt waren, sind viele Makaras völlig oder beinahe zerstört.
de.wikipedia.org
Typische Ursachen für diese Traumata sind Verkehrsunfälle (Auto, Motorrad, Fahrrad), Sportunfälle, tätliche Auseinandersetzungen (sehr häufig Fußtritte), Fall aus größerer Höhe und Stürze.
de.wikipedia.org
Das Interesse an den Aktivitäten der Ratte, das mit einem tödlichen Fußtritt abschließt, verweist auf Eine Kreuzung.
de.wikipedia.org

Examples from the Internet (not verified by PONS Editors)

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Dann gab es noch noch den "netten" Freezethrower, durch den die Monster kurzerhand schockgefroren und durch einen Fußtritt zersplittert werden konnten.
www.medienobservationen.uni-muenchen.de
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and then there is the “nice” Freezethrower which shock-freezes monsters so that they can be shattered with a kick.
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Ohne Scheu senken sie ihren Kopf und signalisieren Abwehr.Versteht der Störenfried nicht, kann es auch schon mal einen heftigen Fußtritt setzen.
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www.surifarm.de
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Without shyness they lower their head and do not signal defence-understand, it can get already times a violent kick set.
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So bleibt die Fassade vor Schäden durch Hagelschlag, Ballwurf, Fußtritte, umfallende Fahrräder etc. weitestgehend verschont.
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www.brillux.de
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The facade is largely protected against damage by hail, thrown balls, kicks, bicycles, etc.
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