Patada in english

Kick

pronunciation: kɪk part of speech: verb, noun
In gestures

patada = kick. 

Example: If such a game is still tied after extra-time it is usually decided by kicks from the penalty mark, commonly called a penalty shootout.

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» a patadasenough to sink a (battle)shipgaloreaplenty [a-plenty]coming out of + Posesivo + ears .

Example: The evening kicked off with drinks at the bar and enough food to sink a ship, so stomachs were lined for what lay ahead.

Example: There have been promises galore made to delegation after delegation of the film industry, but all the promises have been just promises, hollow and empty.

Example: The article 'CD-ROM licenses: pitfalls aplenty!' advises how to deal with the licenses which subscribers are required to sign on purchase of CD-ROM products for use in libraries = El artículo "Las licencias de CD-ROM: ¡dificultades a montón!" aconseja cómo negociar las licencias que los suscriptores tienen que firmar al comprar productos CD-ROM para uso en la biblioteca.

Example: But the American man and woman on the street -- the ones with two kids, a mortgage and bills coming out of their ears -- stand powerless as their jobs vanish.

» caer como una patadabe like a kick in the teethgo down like + a cup of cold sick .

Example: Jake was an excellent motorbike mechanic but when he was made redundant it was like a kick in the teeth.

Example: He knew that what he was planning would have gone down like a cup of cold sick anyway, for all sorts of reasons, not least the time of year.

» caer como una patada en el estómagobe like a kick in the teethfeel like + a kick in the teeth .

Example: Jake was an excellent motorbike mechanic but when he was made redundant it was like a kick in the teeth.

Example: So to be faced with this refusal on your last day, really, to me felt like a kick in the teeth.

» caer como una patada en el hígadobe like a kick in the teethfeel like + a kick in the teethgo down like + a cup of cold sick .

Example: Jake was an excellent motorbike mechanic but when he was made redundant it was like a kick in the teeth.

Example: So to be faced with this refusal on your last day, really, to me felt like a kick in the teeth.

Example: He knew that what he was planning would have gone down like a cup of cold sick anyway, for all sorts of reasons, not least the time of year.

» caer como una patada en el estómagobe like a kick in the teethfeel like + a kick in the teeth .

Example: Jake was an excellent motorbike mechanic but when he was made redundant it was like a kick in the teeth.

Example: So to be faced with this refusal on your last day, really, to me felt like a kick in the teeth.

» caer como una patada en el hígadobe like a kick in the teethfeel like + a kick in the teethgo down like + a cup of cold sick .

Example: Jake was an excellent motorbike mechanic but when he was made redundant it was like a kick in the teeth.

Example: So to be faced with this refusal on your last day, really, to me felt like a kick in the teeth.

Example: He knew that what he was planning would have gone down like a cup of cold sick anyway, for all sorts of reasons, not least the time of year.

» dar patadas en el estómagostick in + Posesivo + craw .

Example: 'I'll call the young fellow and tell him there's been a mix-up -- I hope his parents don't raise a stink -- and I want you to know that it really sticks in my craw, it violates all my principles' = "Llamaré al joven y le diré que ha habido una confusión (espero que sus padres no me armen un escándalo) y quiero que sepas que es algo que me da patadas en el estómago, va en contra de todos mis principios".

» dar una patadakickboot .

Example: Here is a snatch of Garner's version: 'I was in a fine rage, and should liked to have kicked him, but it was no good, there wasn't enough of him to get my boot against'.

Example: I booted him so hard in the pants as he left, I still have some of his teeth embedded in my porch door.

» dar una patada en el estómagokick + Nombre + in the teethgive + Nombre + a kick in the teethkick + Posesivo + teeth in .

Example: How do we expect our young people to show older people trust and respect when at the first opportunity we kick them in the teeth?.

Example: They work so effing hard and the so called fans give them a kick in the teeth when they need their support the most.

Example: There are a lot of bully girls here, kick their teeth in, take no crap.

» derribar a patadaskick in .

Example: Police say the suspects rang the victim's doorbell, and when nobody inside answered, they kicked in the door.

» echar a patadaskick + Nombre + out of .

Example: She was kicked out of a fashion show last week after she allegedly showed up intoxicated for her performance.

» echar a patadas de la casakick + Nombre + out (of) the door .

Example: Elsa should have kicked her out the door at first sight, but some part deep inside her wanted Anna to stay.

» matar a patadaskick + Nombre + to death .

Example: That lowdown scoundrel deserves to be kicked to death by a jackass.

» patada en el culokick in + the ass/arsekick in + the butt .

Example: Nothing like a kick in the ass to get in gear.

Example: This first loss is like a kick in the butt that will maybe give us a boost.

» patada en el traserokick in + the ass/arsekick in + the butt .

Example: Nothing like a kick in the ass to get in gear.

Example: This first loss is like a kick in the butt that will maybe give us a boost.

» patada en la entrepiernakick in + the crotch .

Example: John McCain's election loss was somewhat like a kick in the crotch for his male supporters, a new study finds.

» patada en la inglekick in + the crotch .

Example: John McCain's election loss was somewhat like a kick in the crotch for his male supporters, a new study finds.

» patada en los cojoneskick in + the balls .

Example: Ignoring him will leave him confused, leading him on just sucks, but saying 'I just want to be friends' is like a kick in the balls for a guy.

» patada en los huevoskick in + the balls .

Example: Ignoring him will leave him confused, leading him on just sucks, but saying 'I just want to be friends' is like a kick in the balls for a guy.

» sentar como una patadabe like a kick in the teeth .

Example: Jake was an excellent motorbike mechanic but when he was made redundant it was like a kick in the teeth.

» sentar como una patada en el estómagofeel like + a kick in the facefeel like + a kick in the headfeel like + a kick in the teethbe like a kick in the teethgo down like + a cup of cold sick .

Example: I sent her a message explaining my hurt towards this and I didn't like it, it felt like a kick in the face to me.

Example: Basically being woken up felt like a kick in the head.

Example: So to be faced with this refusal on your last day, really, to me felt like a kick in the teeth.

Example: Jake was an excellent motorbike mechanic but when he was made redundant it was like a kick in the teeth.

Example: He knew that what he was planning would have gone down like a cup of cold sick anyway, for all sorts of reasons, not least the time of year.

» sentar como una patada en el hígadobe like a kick in the teethfeel like + a kick in the teeth .

Example: Jake was an excellent motorbike mechanic but when he was made redundant it was like a kick in the teeth.

Example: So to be faced with this refusal on your last day, really, to me felt like a kick in the teeth.

» sentar como una patada en el estómagofeel like + a kick in the facefeel like + a kick in the headfeel like + a kick in the teethbe like a kick in the teethgo down like + a cup of cold sick .

Example: I sent her a message explaining my hurt towards this and I didn't like it, it felt like a kick in the face to me.

Example: Basically being woken up felt like a kick in the head.

Example: So to be faced with this refusal on your last day, really, to me felt like a kick in the teeth.

Example: Jake was an excellent motorbike mechanic but when he was made redundant it was like a kick in the teeth.

Example: He knew that what he was planning would have gone down like a cup of cold sick anyway, for all sorts of reasons, not least the time of year.

» sentar como una patada en los huevosfeel like + a kick in the ballsfeel like + a kick in the proverbials .

Example: When he scored the free-kick it felt like a kick in the balls but, in all fairness, it was a quality free-kick.

Example: Thank you also to Martin and David for their patience and understanding after what must have felt like a kick in the proverbials.

» sentar como una patada en los cojonesfeel like + a kick in the ballsfeel like + a kick in the nutsfeel like + a kick in the proverbialsgo down like + a cup of cold sick .

Example: When he scored the free-kick it felt like a kick in the balls but, in all fairness, it was a quality free-kick.

Example: Things have been going my way lately so I'm not gonna dwell on it too much, but it felt like a kick in the nuts.

Example: Thank you also to Martin and David for their patience and understanding after what must have felt like a kick in the proverbials.

Example: He knew that what he was planning would have gone down like a cup of cold sick anyway, for all sorts of reasons, not least the time of year.

» sentar como una patada en los huevosfeel like + a kick in the ballsfeel like + a kick in the proverbials .

Example: When he scored the free-kick it felt like a kick in the balls but, in all fairness, it was a quality free-kick.

Example: Thank you also to Martin and David for their patience and understanding after what must have felt like a kick in the proverbials.

» sentar como una patada en los cojonesfeel like + a kick in the ballsfeel like + a kick in the nutsfeel like + a kick in the proverbialsgo down like + a cup of cold sick .

Example: When he scored the free-kick it felt like a kick in the balls but, in all fairness, it was a quality free-kick.

Example: Things have been going my way lately so I'm not gonna dwell on it too much, but it felt like a kick in the nuts.

Example: Thank you also to Martin and David for their patience and understanding after what must have felt like a kick in the proverbials.

Example: He knew that what he was planning would have gone down like a cup of cold sick anyway, for all sorts of reasons, not least the time of year.

» tratar a patadaswalk all over + Alguienrun + roughshod override + roughshod overtreat + Nombre + like dirtkick + Nombre + in the teethgive + Nombre + a kick in the teethkick + Posesivo + teeth intreat + Nombre + like shit .

Example: By always looking at people in the eye and keeping your head held high you'll start giving them the vibe that you are not to be walked all over .

Example: Most troublingly, the Court has run roughshod over important legal precedents, not just in its ruling in January but in many other decisions.

Example: A good life for you maybe but not for the people you rode roughshot over.

Example: The system had treated my grandfather like dirt and kept him tugging his forelock at those whose only virtue was to have been born to wealthier familes.

Example: How do we expect our young people to show older people trust and respect when at the first opportunity we kick them in the teeth?.

Example: They work so effing hard and the so called fans give them a kick in the teeth when they need their support the most.

Example: There are a lot of bully girls here, kick their teeth in, take no crap.

Example: Don't treat her like shit just because you know you've got her head over heels.

Patada synonyms

charge in spanish: cargar, pronunciation: tʃɑrdʒ part of speech: noun boot in spanish: bota, pronunciation: but part of speech: noun, verb flush in spanish: rubor, pronunciation: flʌʃ part of speech: noun, adjective, verb rush in spanish: prisa, pronunciation: rʌʃ part of speech: noun, verb plain in spanish: llanura, pronunciation: pleɪn part of speech: adjective, noun bang in spanish: explosión, pronunciation: bæŋ part of speech: noun complain in spanish: quejar, pronunciation: kəmpleɪn part of speech: verb beef in spanish: carne de vaca, pronunciation: bif part of speech: noun thrill in spanish: emoción, pronunciation: θrɪl part of speech: noun recoil in spanish: retroceso, pronunciation: rikɔɪl part of speech: noun, verb gripe in spanish: queja, pronunciation: graɪp part of speech: noun, verb squawk in spanish: graznido, pronunciation: skwɔk part of speech: noun, verb kvetch in spanish: kvetch, pronunciation: kvetʃ part of speech: noun, verb quetch in spanish: quetch, pronunciation: kwetʃ part of speech: verb kicking in spanish: patear, pronunciation: kɪkɪŋ part of speech: noun kick back in spanish: recular, pronunciation: kɪkbæk part of speech: verb sound off in spanish: sonido apagado, pronunciation: saʊndɔf part of speech: verb
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