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Kick [kɪk] N m

1. Kick SPORTS:

Kick
kick

2. Kick inf (Nervenkitzel):

Kick
kick

I. ki·cken [ˈkɪkn̩] FBALL VB intr inf

kicken
to play football
[für einen Verein] kicken
to play [football] [for a club]

II. ki·cken [ˈkɪkn̩] FBALL VB trans inf

den Ball kicken
to kick the ball

Kick-down, Kick·down <-s, -s> [kɪkˈdaun] N nt o m AUTO

Kick-down
kickdown
English
English
German
German
kickabout
Kicken nt inf
to have a kickabout
[herum]kicken inf
buzz (high feeling)
Kick m sl
thrill (titillation)
Kick m inf
keepy-uppy
Kicken eines Balls von Fuß zu Fuß oder Kopf zu Fuß, ohne dass er den Boden berührt
kick
Kick m inf
she gets her kicks by bungee jumping
sie holt sich ihren Kick beim Bungeespringen inf
heel FBALL
mit dem Absatz kicken
charge
Kick m inf
sb gets a real charge out of sth
etw gibt jdm einen richtigen Kick inf
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)

[für einen Verein] kicken
to play [football] [for a club]
den Ball kicken
to kick the ball
keepy-uppy
Kicken eines Balls von Fuß zu Fuß oder Kopf zu Fuß, ohne dass er den Boden berührt
she gets her kicks by bungee jumping
sie holt sich ihren Kick beim Bungeespringen inf
to get a hit from doing sth sl
von etw dat einen Kick kriegen sl

Monolingual examples (not verified by PONS Editors)

Als „einen Kick bekommen“ wird eine plötzliche, hoch intensive Lusterfahrung bezeichnet.
de.wikipedia.org
Der Leadsound drängt sich derweil langsam und verzerrt mitsamt einem Kick in den Vordergrund.
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Mit einem Kick bringt man die Unterschenkel und das gesamte Bein gleichzeitig mit den Armen nach vorn.
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Der normale Gleitschirmflug eines geübten Piloten ist von einer emotionalen Hochstimmung begleitet, nicht aber durch ein Kick- oder ein Thrill-Erlebnis gekennzeichnet.
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In der Privatwirtschaft werden aus schwarzen Kassen Schmiergeldzahlungen oder Kick-backs gezahlt.
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"Kick" in the monolingual German dictionaries

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