英语词组kick about是什么意思，短语翻译、用法及例句-英语词组固定搭配大全

Phr V

kick about

kicks, kicking, kicked

kick sb about/around

to treat someone badly, especially someone who is in a less powerful position than you

I'm just sick of being kicked around by employers.

kick about/around sth or kick sth about/around

informal to discuss one of several ideas with a group of people, informally

Once a week the whole team gets together to kick around a few ideas.

kick about/around (swh)

to spend time in a place, or travel around a place, without doing anything very important

She kicked around the States for a year or so, then came home.

be kicking about/around (swh)

(always in continuous tenses) informal if something is kicking around somewhere, it is in a particular place but nobody is using it or paying any attention to it

I think there's an old lawnmower kicking about in the back of the shed somewhere.We've probably got a copy of it kicking around the office somewhere.

kick about someone or something

Fig. to complain about someone or something. Why are you kicking about your cousin? What has he done now? They kicked about our regulations, but they finally accepted them.

词组	kick about
释义	Phr V kick about kicks, kicking, kicked kick sb about/around to treat someone badly, especially someone who is in a less powerful position than you I'm just sick of being kicked around by employers. kick about/around sth or kick sth about/around informal to discuss one of several ideas with a group of people, informally Once a week the whole team gets together to kick around a few ideas. kick about/around (swh) to spend time in a place, or travel around a place, without doing anything very important She kicked around the States for a year or so, then came home. be kicking about/around (swh) (always in continuous tenses) informal if something is kicking around somewhere, it is in a particular place but nobody is using it or paying any attention to it I think there's an old lawnmower kicking about in the back of the shed somewhere.We've probably got a copy of it kicking around the office somewhere. kick about verb to be around AUSTRALIA, 1933 phrasekick about ► see kick around kick about someone or something Fig. to complain about someone or something. Why are you kicking about your cousin? What has he done now? They kicked about our regulations, but they finally accepted them.
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