What is 'tekmelemek' called in English?

'tekmelemek' in English is called "Kick". Kick refers to: Ayakla kuvvetlice vurmak veya itmek.

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

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What is an example sentence for Kick in Turkish?

English: "He will kick the ball into the goal." | Turkish: "Topu kaleye tekmeleyecek."

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English to Turkish Dictionary

kick Meaning in Turkish (kick Türkçe anlamı)

verbtekmelemek

nountekme, heyecan

tekmelemek in English:kick

IPA:tekmelemek

Phonetic:tek-meh-leh-MEK

Quick Answer • Özet

kick kelimesinin Türkçe anlamı: tekmelemek, tekme, heyecan. (Ayakla kuvvetlice vurmak veya itmek.)

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Visual representation of "kick"

Definitions of Kick

1
verb
tekmelemek
To strike or propel something forcefully with the foot.
Ayakla kuvvetlice vurmak veya itmek.
2
noun
tekme
An act of striking or propelling something with the foot.
Ayakla vurma veya itme eylemi.
3
noun(informal)
heyecan
An informal term for a sudden strong feeling of pleasure or excitement derived from an activity.
Bir etkinlikten elde edilen ani, güçlü bir zevk veya heyecan duygusu için kullanılan gayriresmi bir terim.

Example Sentences

casual

“He will kick the ball into the goal.”

Topu kaleye tekmeleyecek.

casual

“The horse gave a powerful kick.”

At güçlü bir tekme attı.

casual

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

Başkalarına yardım etmekten gerçek bir heyecan duyuyor.

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Synonyms (Eş Anlamlılar)

In English:

strike bootpunt

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.