| Phrasal Verb | kick off |
|---|---|
| Definition | to start |
| Examples | - What time does the meeting kick off? - The party didn't really kick off until well after midnight. |
| Note | The expression comes from soccer, in which the match starts with the first kick of the ball. |
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