What is 'calciare' called in English?

'calciare' in English is called "Kick". Kick refers to: Colpire o spingere qualcosa con forza con il piede.

How do you pronounce 'Kick' and 'calciare'?

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What is an example sentence for Kick in Italian?

English: "He will kick the ball into the goal." | Italian: "Lui calciarà la palla in porta."

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English to Italian Dictionary

kick Meaning in Italian (kick significato in italiano)

verbcalciare

nouncalcio, emozione

calciare in English:kick

Plural: kicks

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Il significato di kick in italiano è calciare, calcio, emozione. (Colpire o spingere qualcosa con forza con il piede.)

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Kick visual illustration - Meaning in Italian (calciare)

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Definitions of Kick

1
verb
calciare
To strike or propel something forcefully with the foot.
Colpire o spingere qualcosa con forza con il piede.
2
noun
calcio
An act of striking or propelling something with the foot.
Un atto di colpire o spingere qualcosa con il piede.
3
noun(informal)
emozione
An informal term for a sudden strong feeling of pleasure or excitement derived from an activity.
Un termine informale per una sensazione improvvisa e forte di piacere o eccitazione derivante da un'attività.

Example Sentences

casual

“He will kick the ball into the goal.”

Lui calciarà la palla in porta.

casual

“The horse gave a powerful kick.”

Il cavallo diede un potente calcio.

casual

“She gets a real kick out of helping others.”

Lei trae una vera emozione dall'aiutare gli altri.

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Synonyms (Sinonimi)

In Italian:

colpiresferrareslancio

In English:

strike bootpunt

Antonyms (Contrari)

In Italian:

accarezzaresfiorare

Inflected Word Forms

past tensekicked

present participlekicking

nounkick-off

agent nounkicker

Phrases & Idiomatic Expressions

kick the bucketidiom

To die.

kick offphrasal_verb

To start or begin, especially an event or discussion.

get a kick out of somethingexpression

To enjoy something very much; to find something exciting or amusing.