Kicking Meaning in English

word · lemma: kick

US

/ˈkɪkɪŋ/

KI-king

UK

/kˈɪkɪŋ/

KI-king

परिभाषा

The present participle of 'kick': hitting something or someone with your foot. It can also be used in informal expressions such as feeling energetic or active, depending on context.

उपयोग और बारीकियां

Often used for physical action: 'kicking a ball', 'kicking the door'. In informal English, it also appears in phrases like 'alive and kicking' or 'still kicking' meaning active or still existing. Do not confuse it with 'kicking off', which often means starting.

• Spanish: pateando - dando patadas
• Portuguese (BR): chutando - dando chutes
• Portuguese (PT): a pontapear - a dar pontapés
• Chinese (Simplified): 踢 - 踢打
• Chinese (Traditional): 踢 - 踢打
• Hindi: लात मारना - ठोकर मारना
• Arabic: يركل - يركل بقوة
• Bengali: লাথি মারা - সক্রিয় থাকা (অলঙ্কারীক অর্থে)
• Russian: пинать - быть активным (разг.)
• Japanese: 蹴っている - 活発である（比喩的）
• Vietnamese: đá - hoạt động (nghĩa bóng)
• Korean: 차는 것 - 활기찬 (비유적 의미)
• Turkish: tekme atmak - hayatta ve aktif olmak (mecazi)
• Urdu: لات مارنا - سرگرم/فعال ہونا (مجازی معنوں میں)
• Indonesian: menendang - beraktivitas (makna kiasan)

उदाहरण वाक्य

The boy is kicking the ball in the yard.

basic

Stop kicking the door.

basic

The baby was kicking all night.

basic

That old pub is still kicking, somehow.

natural

My headache started kicking in during the meeting.

natural

Once the coffee started kicking in, I felt much better.

natural