kick off
US
UK kick off vi phrasal: (ball game: start play) (球赛)
SC 开始 kāi shǐ
TC 開始
TC 開始
SC 开球 kāi shǐ，kāi qiú
The game will kick off at noon on Sunday.
球赛将在周日中午开始。
kick off vi phrasal: figurative, slang (begin)
SC 开始 kāi shǐ
TC 開始
TC 開始
The festivities will kick off this afternoon.
庆祝活动于今天下午开始。
kick off vi phrasal: UK, figurative, slang (argument, fight: begin) (争论等)
SC 开始 kāi shǐ
TC 開始
TC 開始
Things kicked off when James accused Carl of stealing from him.
詹姆斯指责卡尔偷了他的东西，争论就此开始了。
kick off vi phrasal: UK, figurative, slang (person: become argumentative)
SC 开始争吵
TC 開始爭吵
TC 開始爭吵
Ian kicked off when he realized he wasn't going to get his own way.
当意识到自己不能自主时，兰就开始了抗争。
kick off at [sb] v expr: UK, figurative, slang (become angry with)
SC 向…发火
TC 向…發火
TC 向…發火
My ex kicked off at me when I said he couldn't keep borrowing my car whenever he liked after we split up.
我对我的前任说了分手后他不能随时借我的车，他便开始朝我发火。
kick [sth] off vtr phrasal sep: figurative, slang (begin)
SC 使开始 shǐ kāi shǐ
TC 使開始
TC 使開始
They are going to kick off the new season with a big party.
他们将以盛大派对开启新一季。
kickoff (US), kick-off (UK) n: (soccer) (足球比赛)
SC 开球 kāi qiú
The away team scored the first goal almost immediately after the kickoff.
几乎刚开球，客队就踢进了第一个球。
kickoff (US), kick-off (UK) n: (American football) (橄榄球)
SC 开球 kāi qiú
At the kickoff, the home team took control of the field.
kickoff (US), kick-off (UK) n: figurative, informal (start, beginning) (集会、比赛等)
SC 开始 kāi shǐ
TC 開始
TC 開始
Tonight is the campaign kickoff.