单词	kick in
释义	Contents phrasal verb(2) kick in (1) kick in (2) English American Business kick in informal — phrasal verb with kick uk/kɪk/us/kɪk/verb C1 to start to have an effect or to happen: It takes half an hour for the medication to kick in. Thesaurus: synonyms and related words Starting and beginning be in the first flush of idiom become begin branch out break into sth export go ahead ground incipient initiator instate introduce kick kick-start strike *touch sth* off train trigger wade in weave See more results » kick in — phrasal verb with kick us/kɪk/verb [ I/T ] (HAVE AN EFFECT) to start to have an effect or to start operating: The county will be able to spend more when a new tax kicks in next year. kick in — phrasal verb with kick uk/kɪk/usverb [ T ] informal to begin to have an effect: When you need the money, pay one of the cheques into your account and interest charges kick in. US to give something, especially money or help, together with others:** We should be able to get him a nice retirement present if we all kick in.
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