kick en el Oxford Spanish Dictionary

Traducciones de kick en el diccionario inglés»español

I.kick [ingl. am. kɪk, ingl. brit. kɪk] SUST.

1.1. kick C:

kick (by person)

patada f

kick (by person)

puntapié m

kick (by horse)

coz f

she gave the door a kick

le dio or le pegó una patada a la puerta

what she needs is a kick up the backside coloq.

lo que necesita es una patada en el trasero coloq.

1.2. kick C (in swimming):

kick

patada f

1.3. kick C (of gun):

kick

coz f

kick

culatazo m

kick

patada f

2.1. kick coloq. C (thrill, excitement):

kick

placer m

he seems to get a kick out of making her cry

parece que se deleitara haciéndola llorar

they broke the fence just for kicks

rompieron la valla nada más que por divertirse

he gets his kicks from driving like a maniac

manejar como un loco es como una droga para él

he gets his kicks from driving like a maniac

conducir como un loco es como una droga para él Esp.

2.2. kick coloq. U (stimulating effect):

this cocktail has a real kick to it

este cóctel es explosivo

this cocktail has a real kick to it

este cóctel pega fuerte coloq.

2.3. kick coloq. C (fad, phase):

I'm on a health food kick at the moment

ahora me ha dado por los alimentos dietéticos

II.kick [ingl. am. kɪk, ingl. brit. kɪk] V. intr.

1. kick:

kick person:

dar patadas

kick person:

patalear

kick swimmer:

patalear

kick horse:

cocear

kick horse:

dar coces

to kick and scream

gritar y patalear

they had to drag him there kicking and screaming

tuvieron que llevarlo hasta allí a rastras

2. kick dancer:

kick

levantar una pierna

3. kick gun:

kick

dar una coz

kick

dar un culatazo

kick

dar una patada

4. kick runner:

kick

acelerar

kick

picar Chile

III.kick [ingl. am. kɪk, ingl. brit. kɪk] V. trans.

1. kick ball:

kick

patear

kick

darle una patada a

kick

darle un puntapié a

she kicked him in the shins

le pegó una patada en la espinilla

he kicked the boxes out of the way

quitó las cajas de en medio de una patada

he kicked the door open/shut

abrió/cerró la puerta de una patada

he was kicked by a horse

le dio una coz un caballo

she kicked the bedclothes off

se destapó pataleando

to kick oneself

darse con la cabeza contra la pared

to kick oneself

darse de patadas

to kick sb upstairs

ascender a alguien para quitárselo de en medio

to kick sb when he's/she's down

pegarle a alguien en el suelo

2. kick (stop) coloq.:

kick habit

dejar

kick heroin

desengancharse de

I used to smoke, but I've finally kicked it

antes fumaba pero he logrado quitarme el vicio

drop kick SUST.

drop kick (in rugby)

botepronto m

drop kick (in wrestling)

patada f voladora

free kick SUST.

1. free kick (in soccer):

free kick

tiro m libre

direct/indirect free kick

tiro m libre directo/indirecto

2. free kick (in rugby):

free kick

patada f libre

goal kick SUST. DEP.

goal kick

saque m de puerta

goal kick

saque m de portería

goal kick

saque m de valla Co. Sur

kick back V. [ingl. am. kɪk -, ingl. brit. kɪk -] ingl. am. (v + adv) coloq.

kick back

tranquilizarse

kick back

calmarse

kick about V. [ingl. am. kɪk -, ingl. brit. kɪk -] ingl. brit.

kick about → kick around

Véase también: kick around

I.kick around V. [ingl. am. kɪk -, ingl. brit. kɪk -] coloq. (v + o + adv)

1. kick around (treat badly):

kick around

maltratar

kick around

tratar a las patadas coloq.

2. kick around idea/suggestion:

kick around

estudiar

locuciones, giros idiomáticos:

to kick a ball around

pelotear

II.kick around V. [ingl. am. kɪk -, ingl. brit. kɪk -] coloq. (v + prep + o)

1. kick around (be present):

kick around

andar por

he's still kicking around London, isn't he?

todavía anda por Londres, ¿no?

2. kick around (wander aimlessly):

kick around

deambular dando vueltas por

kick around

andar dando vueltas por

III.kick around V. [ingl. am. kɪk -, ingl. brit. kɪk -] coloq. (v + adv) (be present)

this umbrella's been kicking around for months

hace meses que este paraguas anda (dando vueltas) por aquí

kick down V. [ingl. am. kɪk -, ingl. brit. kɪk -] (v + o + adv, v + adv + o)

kick down door:

kick down

echar abajo

kick down

derribar (a patadas)

kick out V. [ingl. am. kɪk -, ingl. brit. kɪk -] (v + o + adv)

kick out

echar

his parents have kicked him out

sus padres lo han echado de casa

his parents have kicked him out

sus padres lo han puesto de patitas en la calle coloq.

she was kicked out of college

la expulsaron de la universidad

he got kicked out of the bar

lo echaron or lo sacaron del bar a patadas coloq.

kick-ass ADJ. atrbv. ingl. am. coloq.

kick-ass

gallito coloq.

kick-ass

chulo Esp. coloq.

kick-ass action

de gallito coloq.

kick-ass action

de chulo Esp. coloq.

I.kick in V. [ingl. am. kɪk -, ingl. brit. kɪk -] (v + o + adv, v + adv + o)

kick in door:

kick in

echar abajo

kick in

derribar (a patadas)

I'll kick your teeth in!

¡te voy a hacer tragar los dientes! coloq.

II.kick in V. [ingl. am. kɪk -, ingl. brit. kɪk -] (v + adv)

kick in (contribute money) ingl. am.:

kick in coloq.

contribuir

kick in coloq.

poner

kick en el diccionario PONS

Traducciones de kick en el diccionario inglés»español

I.kick [kɪk] SUST.

1. kick:

kick person

patada f

kick horse

coz f

kick in football

tiro m

kick in swimming

movimiento m de las piernas

2. kick (exciting feeling):

kick

placer m

to do sth for kicks

hacer algo para divertirse

to get a kick out of sth

encontrar placer en algo

this drink has a kick in it

esta bebida es fuerte

3. kick (craze):

he is on an exercise kick at the moment

ahora le ha dado por hacer ejercicio

4. kick (gun jerk):

kick

culatazo m

locuciones, giros idiomáticos:

to be a kick in the teeth

ser como un jarro de agua fría

II.kick [kɪk] V. trans.

1. kick:

kick

dar una patada

to kick sth open

abrir algo de una patada

to kick a ball

chutar una pelota

to kick oneself fig.

darse con la cabeza en la pared

2. kick (stop):

kick

dejar

to kick a habit

dejar un vicio

locuciones, giros idiomáticos:

to be kicking one's heels ingl. brit.

estar de plantón

to kick sth into touch

posponer algo

to kick sb upstairs

ascender a alguien para librarse de él

III.kick [kɪk] V. intr.

1. kick:

kick person

dar patadas a

kick horse

dar coces

kick DEP.

chutar

2. kick gun:

kick

dar culatazo

3. kick (complain):

kick

protestar

to kick about sth

quejarse de algo

to kick against sth

oponerse a algo

locuciones, giros idiomáticos:

to be alive and kicking coloq.

estar vivito y coleando

I.kick about, kick around V. intr. coloq. (hang about)

kick about

andar por ahí

kick about thing

andar rodando

II.kick about, kick around V. trans.

1. kick about a ball:

kick about

dar patadas a

2. kick about (treat badly):

kick about

maltratar

kick away V. trans.

kick away

apartar de un golpe

I.kick off V. intr.

kick off (begin)

empezar

kick off (in football)

hacer el saque de centro

II.kick off V. trans.

kick off

quitar de un puntapié

I.kick back V. trans.

kick back football:

kick back

devolver

II.kick back V. intr. coloq.

1. kick back (recoil):

kick back

retroceder

kick back gun

dar culatazo

2. kick back (give a kickback):

kick back

sobornar

kick up V. trans.

to kick up dust a. fig.

levantar polvo

to kick up a fuss/row

armar un escándalo

locuciones, giros idiomáticos:

to kick up one's heels

echar una cana al aire

I.kick out V. trans.

to kick sb out

poner a alguien de patitas en la calle coloq.

he was kicked out of the party

lo echaron de la fiesta

II.kick out V. intr.

kick out person

dar patadas

kick out horse

dar coces

free kick SUST. DEP.

free kick

tiro m libre

kick upstairs V. trans.

kick upstairs

ascender

drop kick SUST. DEP.

drop kick

botepronto m

kick Ejemplos de uso en el diccionario PONS (revisados por la redacción)

to get a kick out of sth

encontrar placer en algo

this drink has a kick in it

esta bebida es fuerte

to be a kick in the teeth

ser como un jarro de agua fría

to kick up a fuss/row

armar un escándalo

to kick up one's heels

echar una cana al aire

to kick sb in the shin

dar a alguien una patada en la espinilla

to kick sb in the stomach

patear el estómago a alguien

to kick somebody when he is down

hacer leña del árbol caído

I'm going to kick your face in

te voy a romper los huesos coloq.

to be unable to kick the smoking habit

no poder quitarse el vicio de fumar

Ejemplos monolingües (no verificados por la redacción de PONS)

inglés

Instead of siphoning off that income for daily expenses, use a dividend reinvestment plan to bolster returns and give your compounding an added kick.

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He also rattled the bar from a 40-yard free kick.

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Moments after kick-off, a crush barrier broke, and fans began to fall on top of each other.

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The kick was good, and made the score 3114 ECU.

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Even so, if funding markets haven't reopened by the beginning of next year, a second, very significant credit squeeze will begin to kick in.

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Teams alternate taking the kick-off after each base, regardless of which team scored the base.

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Yep, it's time to kick his crazy ex out!

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It can be yours for the pledged price of $149 on kick starter.

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By midafternoon, it was time to kick back for vegan, er, organic pedicures.

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They lost the second match 1-0, Albania scored the only goal of the match in the second half from a penalty kick.

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