Word Network: kick

20 connections found

See it in Videos (3)

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THE GODFATHER | "Moe Greene" Clip | Paramount Movies

"She gave the soccer ball a powerful kick toward the goal."

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Michael Scott Sensitivity Training - The Office US

"She gave the soccer ball a powerful kick toward the goal."

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Unagi | Friends

"She gave the soccer ball a powerful kick toward the goal."

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Related Words (3)

corner kick

a free kick from the corner awarded to the other side when a player has sent the ball behind his own goal line

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free kick

(soccer) a place kick that is allowed for a foul or infringement by the other team

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kicking

The act of striking or propelling something with the foot. It can also refer to a strong or sudden movement or action, often with a sense of force or energy.

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Learn it in Context (3)

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cuisine

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arts

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events

Grammar Connections (5)

Phrase vs. Idiom vs. Proverb: What's the Difference?

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Difference-between-idioms vs. Phrases-with-examples: What's the Difference?

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Passive Voice with Modals: It Can Be Done

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English Subjunctive: Making Demands and Suggestions (be, go)

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Phrasal Verbs: The Secret Code (Meanings)

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Used in Phrases (6)

to kick up a row

To cause a loud argument or disturbance.

kick a habit

To stop doing something that is a habit.

to kick ones heels

To wait idly or impatiently.

kick the bucket

To die.

Wake up.

Stop sleeping.

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get a kick out of something

Enjoy something very much.

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