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kicker n.踢者；意外的结局；<口>爱唱反调的人 (1) 这个踢球员不是很厉害。(2) 教练正在送踢球者参加比赛。(3) 对于他们来说，这真是个意外的结局。(4) 谁也不喜欢与爱抱怨的人一起工作。 Football games involve players running and throwing the ball, but occasionally they have the opportunity to kick the ball down the field or over the goalpost, and this is done by the kicker. In soccer — also called football in much of the world — every player on the team is a kicker. The noun kicker comes from the verb kick; one guess about the word's origins say it comes from the Old Norse kikna, "sink at the knees."

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英 ['kɪkə(r)] 美 ['kɪkər] (1) The kicker is not very good.(2) The coach is sending in the kicker.(3) It's really a kicker for them.(4) Nobody likes to work with a kicker. A kicker is someone who kicks. It’s usually a football player, but even a donkey can be one. A kicker is also a surprise. You might know you have a test, but the kicker is that you have to take it blindfolded.

英语单词	kicker
英美音标	英 ['kɪkə(r)] 美 ['kɪkər]
中文释义	n.踢者；意外的结局；<口>爱唱反调的人
英语例句	(1) The kicker is not very good. (2) The coach is sending in the kicker. (3) It's really a kicker for them. (4) Nobody likes to work with a kicker.
中文例句	(1) 这个踢球员不是很厉害。 (2) 教练正在送踢球者参加比赛。 (3) 对于他们来说，这真是个意外的结局。 (4) 谁也不喜欢与爱抱怨的人一起工作。
vocabulary简明	A kicker is someone who kicks. It’s usually a football player, but even a donkey can be one. A kicker is also a surprise. You might know you have a test, but the kicker is that you have to take it blindfolded.
vocabulary扩展	Football games involve players running and throwing the ball, but occasionally they have the opportunity to kick the ball down the field or over the goalpost, and this is done by the kicker. In soccer — also called football in much of the world — every player on the team is a kicker. The noun kicker comes from the verb kick; one guess about the word's origins say it comes from the Old Norse kikna, "sink at the knees."

Kicker Football Kick 英 Kɪkə(R)] 美 Kɪkər N.踢者；意外的结局；<口>爱唱反调的人 Good