idioms involving “kick”

Kick off

To begin strongly

“The ad agency suggested we kick off the new ad campaign with a series of jazz concerts.”

Kick around

To discuss, think about

“Let's kick around these ideas over the weekend and meet again on Monday.”

Get a kick out of

To enjoy, to find amusing

“Jun-san seems to really get a kick out of watching reality TV shows.”

Kick into high gear

Increase in speed or intensity

“The sales team is going to have to kick into high gear this week to reach their monthly goal.”

On a kick

Driven, focused on achieving something

“Our supervisor is on a productivity kick right now so we aren't allowed to make personal phone calls at work.”