To treat badly; abuse.
虐待，欺凌
To move from place to place
到处游荡
“spent the next three years in Italy, kicking around the country on a motor scooter”(&b{Charles E. Claffey})
“后来三年在意大利开着小轮摩托车到处游荡”(&b{查尔斯E.克拉弗})
To give consideration or thought to (an idea).
考虑：对（一个想法）给予考虑
To recoil unexpectedly and violently.
突然而猛烈地弹回
&I{Slang} To return (stolen items).
&I{【俚语】} 退还（赃物）
&I{Slang} To pay a kickback.
&I{【俚语】} 付给回扣
&I{Informal} To contribute (one's share)
【非正式用语】 缴付（自己应付的一部分）
kicked in a few dollars for the office party.
捐一些钱给公司的聚会
&I{Slang} To die.
&I{【俚语】} 死去
&I{Sports} To begin or resume play with a kickoff.
&I{【体育运动】} 开球：开始球赛或中线开球
&I{Informal} To begin; start
【非正式用语】 开始
kicked off the promotional tour with a press conference for the author.
以记者招待会揭开了这位作家的书籍促销活动的序幕
&I{Slang} To die.
&I{【俚语】} 死去
To throw out; dismiss.
开除，撵走
To begin to fire
开始启动
The engine finally kicked over.
引擎终于启动了
To increase in amount or force; intensify
增强，加强：在数量或力量上增加；加强
A sandstorm kicked up while we drove through the desert.
我们在沙漠里行驶时，沙暴加强了
To stir up (trouble)
引起（麻烦）
kicked up a row.
起哄
To show signs of disorder
出毛病
His ulcer has kicked up again.
他的溃疡又发病了
见 prick
(N. Amer. vulgar slang)act in a forceful or aggressive manner
(北美，粗俚)有力地干；粗暴地干
(N. Amer. vulgar slang)beat, dominate, or defeat someone
(北美，粗俚)责打，支配，打败
(Canadian informal)an opportunity to achieve something
(加，非正式)成功的机会
(informal)die
(非正式)死
(informal)an unwelcome surprise that prompts or forces fresh effort
(非正式)挫折，激励
the competition will be healthy, but we needed a kick in the pants.
竞赛是有益的，但我们需要一点激励。