Translations for „kicking“ in the English » Portuguese Dictionary

I . kick [kɪk] N

1. kick:

kick (by person)

pontapé m

kick (by horse, gun jerk)

coice m

kick (in football)

chute m

kick (in swimming)

bater m de pernas

2. kick (exciting feeling):

kick

empolgação f

to do sth for kicks

fazer a. c. por curtição inf

II . kick [kɪk] VB trans

kick

dar pontapés

he was accused of kicking a man in the face

ele foi acusado de dar um pontapé na cara de um homem

III . kick [kɪk] VB intr

kick person:

kick

dar pontapés

the boy kicks when he gets into fights

o garoto dá pontapés quando se mete em brigas

the boy kicks when he gets into fights horse

dar coice

the boy kicks when he gets into fights SPORTS

chutar

free kick N SPORTS

free kick

tiro m livre

I . kick about, kick around VB intr inf (hang around)

kick about

andar por aí

I decided to kick about the States for a couple of months

decidi andar pelos Estados Unidos por uns meses

I decided to kick about the States for a couple of months thing

estar por aí

his letter is kicking about somewhere

a carta dele está por aí em algum lugar

II . kick about, kick around VB trans

1. kick about a ball:

kick about

dar chutes em

2. kick about (treat badly):

kick about

maltratar

don't let the boss kick about

não deixa o chefe te maltratar inf

I . kick off VB intr (begin)

kick off

começar

the tour kicks off with a concert in Paris

a turnê começa com um show em Paris

the tour kicks off with a concert in Paris (in football)

dar o pontapé inicial

II . kick off VB trans

kick off

começar

who's going to kick off the discussion?

quem vai começar a discussão?

penalty kick N SPORTS

penalty kick

chute m livre

Usage examples with kicking

alive and kicking

firme e forte

his letter is kicking about somewhere

a carta dele está por aí em algum lugar

he was accused of kicking a man in the face

ele foi acusado de dar um pontapé na cara de um homem

Monolingual examples (not verified by PONS Editors)

English

The injury is caused by a forceful movement related to sprinting, jumping, or kicking and is common in sports like football or soccer.

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It's no good then kicking up a fuss the following morning when there is no scrambled egg on your toast.

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The hunger for controvassy is partially sated too, by the bottle-kicking and sarcastic applause.

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The soft soles of telemark boots make kicking steps or front pointing with crampons difficult.

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If it is fielded by the kicking team, it is called an onside kick.

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Tips careening off an offensive player's skate will count if no deliberate kicking motion was made.

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At the final of the competition they win by unfair tactics such as kicking their opponents.

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It (kicking penalties) helps the scoreboard to tick over and gives the team confidence but sadly it wasn't to be.

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Curly overpowers him and ends up kicking the false teeth of his mouth.

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For that answer, the Gents likely will point to the kicking game.

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