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    Resources Translator Kick

kick

Translation result
patada patear, retroceso, tiro, echar, golpear, saque kick

kick noun

1. the act of delivering a blow with the foot.

The boxer's impressive kick sent his opponent crashing to the canvas, earning him a standing ovation from the crowd. El impresionante golpe de patada del boxeador hizo que su oponente se estrellara contra el cuadrilátero, obteniéndole un aplauso póstumo del público.

2. the swift release of a store of affective force.

The crowd erupted in a collective kick when the home team scored the winning goal, releasing all the pent-up energy and excitement. La multitud estalló en un golpe colectivo cuando el equipo local anotó el gol de victoria, liberando toda la energía y emoción reprimida.

3. the backward jerk of a gun when it is fired.

The sharp kick from the rifle echoed through the valley, startling the hikers who were unaware of the nearby military exercise. El golpe seco procedente del fusil ecoñó por la valle, sorprendiendo a los senderistas que desconocían el ejercicio militar cercano.

4. informal terms for objecting.

The coach was surprised by the kick from the player's coach about the disputed call, which led to an argument on the sidelines. El entrenador se sorprendió por el golpeo del entrenador del jugador sobre la llamada disputada, lo que llevó a una discusión en el lateral del campo.

5. the sudden stimulation provided by strong drink (or certain drugs).

The whiskey gave me quite a kick after a long day of work, and I felt energized and ready to party. El whisky me dio un buen golpe después de un día largo de trabajo y me sentí energizado y listo para fiesta.

6. a rhythmic thrusting movement of the legs as in swimming or calisthenics.

The synchronized swimmers performed a flawless kick routine, their legs moving in perfect harmony to create a mesmerizing display. Los nadadores sincronizados ejecutaron un rutinario de patadas sin fallar, sus piernas moviéndose en armonía perfecta para crear un espectáculo hipnótico.