kickabout in the Oxford Spanish Dictionary

Translations for kickabout in the English»Spanish Dictionary

kickabout [ˈkɪkəbaʊt] N

kickabout

peloteo m

kickabout

pichanga f Chil

Translations for kickabout in the Spanish»English Dictionary

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pichanga (improvisado)

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English

The other bloke was simply kitted out for a kickabout.

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It can't have been the more vertically-challenged players hanging around the halfway line, like the unpicked children at a schoolyard kickabout.

www.theroar.com.au

When he returned, the broadcaster was given a warm reception from the school's students who could not wait to talk soccer and have a kickabout outside.

www.irishmirror.ie

Once again, not one for a kickabout in the garden.

www.sportsjoe.ie

This new clip sees a group of friends having a friendly kickabout in a car park.

www.mirror.co.uk

Briefly commandeering a stretch of street for a kickabout, their paths have actually crossed before.

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It's a kickabout, knockabout kind of show with some banter.

www.chroniclelive.co.uk

He was so naturally fit he could have finished a match and then gone home and done a marathon... and then probably have a kickabout with his friends!

www.dreamteamfc.com

We softened up the area and put in a kickabout area for children and a few things for them to play on.

www.derryjournal.com

But the demands of the connoisseur in pursuit of true sporting excellence are unlikely to be met by a cheery kickabout in the park.

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