Zum Inhalt springen
vocaboo
Beta
Anmelden

kicked

Aussprache: [kɪkt]

Wort

Kontext: „physical action“

(verb) to strike something with your foot. It's like when you use your foot to hit a ball or move something away.

Beispiel

She kicked the soccer ball across the field.

Beispiel

He didn't kick the ball; he just watched it roll by.

Beispiel

Did you kick the ball during the game?

Kontext: „emotional reaction“

(verb) to feel a strong reaction, often negative. It's like when something makes you really upset, similar to being kicked in the stomach.

Beispiel

I was so happy when I won, it felt like I kicked the negativity out of my mind.

Beispiel

The bad news kicked me down and made me feel sad.

Beispiel

What kicked you into feeling so upset today?

Kontext: „games“

(verb) to make a move in a game, often related to sports. Like in soccer or football when you have to kick to score points.

Beispiel

He kicked the ball perfectly to score a goal.

Beispiel

She couldn't kick the ball well and missed the target.

Beispiel

When is the best time to kick the ball in soccer?

0s
0s