美 [kɪk aʊt]
驱逐：强制或概括地解雇或驱逐。
kick out // [ kicking kicked kicks ]
动词词组 To kick someone out of a place or an organization means to force them to leave it. 撵走; 开除
The country's leaders kicked five foreign journalists out of the country.
该国首脑将5名外国记者驱逐出境。
→see alsokick
踢(球)出界：
转板迎浪
踢出界
把球踢出界
... 漏球miskick 踢出界kick out 踢球太高sky ...
... kick out逐出 set out起航 blo off吹掉 ...
... give rein to对...放任, 使...自由发挥 kick out撵走; 解雇 crack down采取严厉措施, 制裁 ...
... kick the clouds 被绞死 kick out 把球踢出界, 解雇 kick about 被闲置于, 到处游荡, 非正式讨论 ...
解雇；开除；把球踢出界
That makes them good at getting in, and hard to kick out.
这让它们容易进来，且很难被赶出去。
I get a kick out of driving fast cars.
开快车给我带来极大的乐趣。
I got a kick out of seeing my name in print.
看到我的名字被印成铅字，我感到非常兴奋。
"And the relation with Israel within two years allowed Turkey to tell the Syrians you either kick him out or we will come in there to pick him up and it worked."
VOA : standard.2009.10.27
And it turns out that the dog— when they zapped part of its brain, its leg would kick up.
结果是那只狗,当研究者们电击某个大脑区域时,狗的四肢便会乱踢起来
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and the landlord or the person who owns the house or apartment wants to kick them out.
房东或者房子的主人就想赶他们出去。
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The bill would kick out of SCHIP all adults without children and move them to Medicaid.
"I think he would get a kick out of it, " says his son, Mr. Mocarski.
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Others are manifestly unworkable (letting head teachers kick out troublemakers with no right of appeal).