Definition of kick-off in English:

kick-off

noun ˈkɪkɒf

单词	kick-off
释义	Definition of kick-off in English: kick-off noun ˈkɪkɒf 1The start or resumption of a football match, in which a player kicks the ball from the centre spot. three minutes before kick-off Example sentencesExamples We had some rain before kick-off and the players are taking full advantage. She was presenting the match ball before kick-off and as club captain I had my photo taken with her to help promote the evening. The side losing the toss has the kick-off from the centre point between the goals. All players are asked to be on the field 20 minutes before kick-off of their matches. The match kick-off had to be put back 20 minutes while another coach arrived to take the players to the ground. 1.1informal The start of an event or activity. the kick-off of the parade Example sentencesExamples The Strawberry Board of Directors say its been a hectic week getting everything set up for the kick-off of the festival. We want to raise a million quid, and it's an impressively strong line-up for the kick-off event. Synonyms beginning, start, outset, opening, starting point, initiation, inception
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