kicking

英['kikiŋ]美['kikiŋ]

adj.
1. 充满活力的；充满刺激的；令人兴奋的
n.
1.（尤指对躺在地上的人连续的）狠踢，猛踹

同：	[n.] boot, kick

The player kicking off must kick it forward and it cannot be touched by him again until it has been touched by someone else from either team.
中线开球的队员必须把球朝前开，要到任何一队的其他球员碰过球后他才能再碰球收藏
( in RUGBY and American football) to complete by kicking the ball over the bar of the GOAL
(橄榄球和美式足球中把球踢过球门的横木后)附加得分收藏
(in Rugby football)gain extra points after scoring(a try)by kicking a goal
(在橄榄球赛中)(触地得分后再射)踢中球门获得附加分.收藏
In a lucid moment Winston found that he was shouting with the others and kicking his heel violently against the rung of his chair
在头脑清醒的瞬间里，温斯顿觉出他正跟旁人一样大喊大叫，用脚后跟暴烈地踢着椅子的横挡。收藏
'Sure,' I said gratefully. Good thing the safety restraints were on because she began kicking and screaming. "
“当然，”我感激地说。因为此刻，她已经开始又是踢又是尖声大叫，好在一些安全约束措施已经就位。收藏

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a rhythmic thrusting movement of the legs as in swimming or calisthenics
- the kick must be synchronized with the arm movements
- the swimmer's kicking left a wake behind him
[同] kick, kicking
the act of delivering a blow with the foot
- he gave the ball a powerful kick
- the team's kicking was excellent
[同] kick, kicking, boot

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