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kick

Picture of the word kick for children

The meaning (definition) of the word kick

to hit something hard with your foot

The word kick used in a sentence

“Rohit kicked the soccer ball all the way down the field.”

Words that mean the same as kick (synonyms)

hit

How the word kick is said around the world

Frenchdonner un coup de pied (daw-NAY uhn koo duh PYAY)
Spanishpatear (pah-tay-AHR)
Mandarin踢 (tee)
Hindiलात मारना (laht MAHR-nah)
Arabicركلة
Russianпинать (pyee-NAHTY)
Portuguese (EU)chutar (shoo-TAHR)
Portuguese (BR)chutar (shoo-TAHR)
Japanese蹴る (KEH-ru)
Germantreten (TRAY-tun)
Urduلات مارنا (laht MAHR-nah)
Punjabiਲੱਤ ਮਾਰੋ (lut MAH-roh)
Korean발로 차다 (bahl-loh CHAH-dah)
Hebrewבְּעִיטָה (buh-EE-tah)
Greekκλωτσάω (kloh-TSAH-oh)
Dutchschoppen (SKHOP-puhn)
Tagalogsipa (SEE-pah)
Vietnameseđá (DAH-ur)
Turkishtekme atmak (TEK-me aht-MAHK)
Persianلگد زدن (LAH-gahd ZAH-dahn)
Polishkopać (KAW-pahch)
Ukrainianбити ногою (BEE-tee noh-HOH-yoo)
Bengaliলাথি (LAH-tee)
Swedishsparka (SPAHR-kah)
Italiancalciare (kahl-CHAH-ray)

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kick - meaning, picture and 25 translations for kids