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kickkIkn [C]A kick is the action of kicking something.踢She aimed a kick at the cat when no-one was looking.没人看见时，她对准那只猫踢了一脚。The match was won on penalty kicks.比赛是靠罚球赢得的。She was dismissed from her job, which was a (real) kick in the teeth (= a great and unexpected disappointment) for her after all the work she'd done.她干了那么多工作之后被解雇了，这对她真是个重大挫折。(infml) If you say that someone needs a kick up/in the arse/backside/pants you think that they are behaving in a silly way and they should be told forcefully to improve their behaviour.应受责备He hasn't got any real problems, he just needs a good kick up the backside.他没有什么真正的问题，只是需要好好教训一顿。If you say that an alcoholic drink has a kick you mean that it is very strong when you were not expecting it to be.（酒）有刺激性Watch out for the fruit punch, it's got a real kick.小心这种果酒，它很有劲儿。
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