kick out

echar, expulsar

Obligar a alguien a dejar un lugar, trabajo o grupo, normalmente por haberse portado mal.

En inglés sencillo: To make someone leave a place, job, or group, often because they have behaved badly.

• They kicked him out.
• She was kicked out of school for fighting.
• Will you kick me out if I cannot pay the rent?

Cómo se usa: kick someone out of something (The coach kicked him out of the team.)

Sinónimos: throw out, expel, eject

Antónimos: admit

Expresiones frecuentes: kick someone out, kick out someone

pararse, cortarse

Cuando una máquina deja de funcionar o una conexión se corta de repente.

En inglés sencillo: If a machine or connection does this, it suddenly stops working.

• The motor kicked out.
• Our connection keeps kicking out during calls.
• The engine kicked out as we climbed the hill.

Sinónimos: cut out, stall

Expresiones frecuentes: engine kick out, motor kick out

echar, expulsar

Obligar a alguien a abandonar un lugar, trabajo o grupo.

En inglés sencillo: To force someone to leave a place, job, or group.

• The guard kicked us out.
• They kick out customers who threaten the staff.
• Why was he kicked out of the team?

Cómo se usa: kick someone out of something (They kicked her out of the club.)

Sinónimos: throw out, expel, eject

Antónimos: admit

Expresiones frecuentes: kick someone out, kick out someone