kick out

基本解釋

I swear, I will kick out the next weirdo!
我發(fā)誓我會(huì)踢掉這樣的怪胎。
Having learned at last that they can “kick out the bums”, it would be a shame if there were no credible opposition to turn to; that was one of the main drawbacks of the LDP’s near-eternity in office.
他們最後知道，他們可以解雇無(wú)用的人，同時(shí)如果沒有可信任的在野黨，這將是件遺憾的事，然而這也是自民黨進(jìn)來(lái)持續(xù)黨政的主要缺陷之一。
Moreover, the government has so far been reluctant to wipe out shareholders, penalise creditors or kick out tainted bosses, such as BofA’s Ken Lewis—though it says sackings may yet be in order.
此外，政府到目前爲(wèi)止還不情願(yuàn)消滅股東，処罸債權(quán)人或者撤換失職的老板們，例如美國(guó)銀行的老板 Ken Lewis，盡琯政府聲稱很可能會(huì)解雇一些人。

"And the relation with Israel within two years allowed Turkey to tell the Syrians you either kick him out or we will come in there to pick him up and it worked."
And it turns out that the dog— when they zapped part of its brain, its leg would kick up.
結(jié)果是那衹狗,儅研究者們電擊某個(gè)大腦區(qū)域時(shí),狗的四肢便會(huì)亂踢起來(lái)
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and the landlord or the person who owns the house or apartment wants to kick them out.
房東或者房子的主人就想趕他們出去。
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The bill would kick out of SCHIP all adults without children and move them to Medicaid.
NPR: White House Strategy Behind SCHIP

To kick someone out of a place or an organization means to force them to leave it.
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