踢开；支付；开始生效；腿打水游进；死亡

kicked on───跳出；打开；开始操作

inked in───adj.上墨，用墨水在添画

jacked in───停止；辞掉；放弃；破坏服务器安全的行为（黑客常用语）

kick in───踢开；支付；开始生效；腿打水游进；死亡

kicked up───v.踢起；引起；激起

kicks in───踢开；支付；开始生效；腿打水游进；死亡

locked in───被锁住；对变化不敏感的

mucked in───一起干活；吃（饭）

packed in───停止

I felt like I was being kicked in the teeth every day.───我感觉我好像每天都在经受挫折。

I said, 'I kicked in the front door.'───我说，‘我踹开前门。’

The medicine finally kicked in.───这药终于起效了。

The policies introduced by Alan Greenspan kicked in and the stock market furiously climbed the front end of the technology bubble.───格林斯潘的刺激政策发挥了作用，股市开始疯狂攀升，技术股泡沫一发不可收拾。

Then there was the installer of soy insulation who cooked soggy pasta and made me watch football and whimpered and kicked in his sleep.───还有一位是能做粘稠生面团、让我看足球、睡觉时呜咽、踢腿的大豆原料隔绝材料安装工。

He felt as though he had been kicked in the teeth when he was dismissed after he had worked so hard for the company.───他尽管非常努力的工作，公司还是把他解雇了，他感觉非常难过。

In fact we heard he kicked the bucket down in Texas last winter, he got kicked in the head by a horse he was trying to saddle up.───事实上，我们听说他去年冬天在得克萨斯州死了。他在套马的时候，那匹马往他的头上踢了一脚。

I think 90 per cent is brilliant. I never scored that much in an exam (although grade inflation had not kicked in back then).───我认为90%棒极了：我从未在考试中获得那么高的分数，虽然我上学那时候还没有出现评分膨胀（gradeinflation）。

THIS was supposed to be the year when a strong, durable American recovery finally kicked in.───如上图所示，顽强的美国经济在今年，似乎已经回暖复苏了。

The old lady kicked in with 500 dollars.

The old man kicked in after a long illness.

He was punched and kicked in the ribs.

He was kicked in the stomach and the groin.

Kansas City area churches kicked in $35,000 to support the event.

He got kicked in the rear.

The painkillers kicked in and he became sleepy.

As discounts kicked in, bookings for immediate travel rose by 15%.

I felt like I was being kicked in the teeth every day.