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Kick-start definition

kĭkstärt
kickstart kick-starts
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(informal) To start, energize, revive, etc.
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To start by using a kick starter.

He kick-started the motorcycle and took off.

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(informal) To start or reinvigorate (an activity, system, or process).

Kick-start the economy with a large construction project.

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To start (a motor, motorcycle, etc.) by means of a lever attached to a pedal that one pushes sharply downward with the foot.
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Alternative spelling of kick start.
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Alternative spelling of kick start.
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Alternative spelling of kick start.
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Alternative spelling of kick start.
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The metal bar on motorcycle that is used to start its engine.
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The act of starting a motorcycle by quickly depressing the kick start with one's foot.

The motorcycle requires a kick start.

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A fast or strong start; help with starting or beginning well.

As a kick start for the group, let's write up some ideas.

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An impetus that starts or restarts some process.
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To start a motorcycle.
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To start or begin strongly or quickly.

To kick start your learning, let's summarize the basics.

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Singular:
kick-start
Plural:
kick-starts

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Kick-start Sentence Examples

  • It's a great place to find an unsung hit that will kick start your new obsession.

  • If you're in the midst of planning a graduation party for someone you know, or even for yourself, a few unique ideas may be just what you need to kick-start your fun.

  • Second, that we need to launch a process of massive automatic annotation to kick-start takeup of new knowledge technologies in Europe.

  • What better way to kick start your career than a Careers fair run by students for students?

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