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kick

[kik] / kɪk /


VERB
hit with foot
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VERB
quit a habit
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Mahrez made no mistake with his 23rd-minute kick as he followed his brace in the opening 3-0 defeat of Sudan to take his tally at this Cup of Nations to three goals.

From Barron's

He did not score again but did set up a try for winger Teddy Thomas with a pin-point crossfield kick before trotting off after an hour with victory secure.

From Barron's

Grid operators are now fast-tracking connections for projects that they see as ready-to-go and aligned with national targets, and kicking other projects off the wait list.

From The Wall Street Journal

Parliamentary elections in Myanmar that kicked off on Sunday have been widely condemned by international organizations, other Southeast Asian countries and most Western governments.

From The Wall Street Journal

Potential presidential candidates on both sides of the political aisle are expected to assess their chances over the next year, before primary season officially kicks off, after the midterm elections in November.

From Los Angeles Times