kick off — to start something, especially an event or activity
Part of speech: VERB
Definition: to start something, especially an event or activity
Pronunciation (IPA): /kɪk ɔːf/
Korean meaning: 시작하다, 개시하다
Korean pronunciation: **킥** 오프
Example Sentences
- Let's kick off this party with some terrible karaoke!
- The new product launch will kick off next Monday.
- My diet always kicks off with buying expensive organic vegetables that rot in my fridge.
kick off
VERB//kɪk ɔːf//
to start something, especially an event or activity
to start something, especially an event or activity
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Take off your jacket, the gun sets off, and the marathon kicks off!
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Origin
축구에서 경기 시작을 알리는 첫 번째 킥에서 유래된 표현으로, 20세기 초부터 '시작하다'라는 일반적인 의미로 확장되어 사용되기 시작했습니다.
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“Let's kick off this party with some terrible karaoke!”
“The new product launch will kick off next Monday.”
“My diet always kicks off with buying expensive organic vegetables that rot in my fridge.”
“The festival kicks off with a spectacular fireworks display.”
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