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Definition of kick-ass in English: kick-assadjectiveˈkɪk asˈkɪkˌæs North American informal 1Forceful, vigorous, and aggressive. 〈非正式，主北美〉有力的；充满活力的；恶狠狠的 he's a kick-ass guy who takes no prisoners a kick-ass foreign policy Example sentencesExamples - There is no soundtrack, no kick-ass guitar music to suck us into the lifestyle, just a blue sky, some distant shouting and the occasional applause.
- It had this kick-ass barbarian guy on it, and he meant business.
- Sure, if you want to find a kick-ass, gung-ho, redneck moron you'll find one easily; but you don't have to travel to America to do that.
- Those in search of a film that offers wall-to-wall samplings of gory, kick-ass action will find it here.
- These were serious, kick-ass nails, baby, and built to last.
- It wants to be the most kick-ass action movie you've ever seen.
- Glasgow needs the Giuliani model of kick-ass leadership.
- It's all kick-ass attitude and style without any substance to back it up.
- These are kick-ass movies, but hardly what you would call great filmmaking.
- And for the middle hour of the movie, there is some kick-ass bloodshed.
- Get your muscles swelling with these nine kick-ass fitness vacations.
- 1.1 Extremely good or impressive; excellent.
I will be a kick-ass management coach that song is totally kick-ass Example sentencesExamples - This place is kickass, simply the place to be.
- You bought it because it is a kickass database engine that allows you to more easily and efficiently manage business processes.
- There should have been a big, kick-ass parade.
- The movie was totally kickass.
- The album is kick-ass.
- For the young recruits, it was the kick-ass adventure of a lifetime!
- He sure can compose a kickass rock song.
- I'm now the proud new owner of a truly kick-ass stereo.
- He must have done a kick-ass audition, because he did not impress me at all on stage.
- The film's kick-ass finale is merely a fantasy solution.
Rhymesbrass, carse, class, coup de grâce, farce, glass, grass, Grasse, impasse, Kars, kvass, Laplace, Maas, Madras, outclass, pass, sparse, stained glass, surpass, upper class, volte-face Definition of kick-ass in US English: kick-assadjectiveˈkikˌasˈkɪkˌæs North American informal 1attributive Forceful, vigorous, and aggressive. 〈非正式，主北美〉有力的；充满活力的；恶狠狠的 he's a kick-ass guy who takes no prisoners a kick-ass foreign policy Example sentencesExamples - Those in search of a film that offers wall-to-wall samplings of gory, kick-ass action will find it here.
- It wants to be the most kick-ass action movie you've ever seen.
- And for the middle hour of the movie, there is some kick-ass bloodshed.
- Sure, if you want to find a kick-ass, gung-ho, redneck moron you'll find one easily; but you don't have to travel to America to do that.
- It had this kick-ass barbarian guy on it, and he meant business.
- These are kick-ass movies, but hardly what you would call great filmmaking.
- There is no soundtrack, no kick-ass guitar music to suck us into the lifestyle, just a blue sky, some distant shouting and the occasional applause.
- Get your muscles swelling with these nine kick-ass fitness vacations.
- Glasgow needs the Giuliani model of kick-ass leadership.
- It's all kick-ass attitude and style without any substance to back it up.
- These were serious, kick-ass nails, baby, and built to last.
- 1.1 Extremely good or impressive; excellent.
I will be a kick-ass management coach that song is totally kick-ass Example sentencesExamples - There should have been a big, kick-ass parade.
- For the young recruits, it was the kick-ass adventure of a lifetime!
- He sure can compose a kickass rock song.
- You bought it because it is a kickass database engine that allows you to more easily and efficiently manage business processes.
- I'm now the proud new owner of a truly kick-ass stereo.
- The album is kick-ass.
- He must have done a kick-ass audition, because he did not impress me at all on stage.
- This place is kickass, simply the place to be.
- The movie was totally kickass.
- The film's kick-ass finale is merely a fantasy solution.
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