kickoff US
ˈkɪkˌɒf
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Noun

1.
sports eventsUSstart of a game or eventUS
  • The kickoff was scheduled for 3 PM sharp..
beginning start
2.
eventUSthe time when an event is supposed to startUS
  • The concert's kickoff is at 8 PM.
beginning
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Expressions with kickoff

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as the first thing
For a kickoff, we need to gather all the materials.

Origin of kickoff

English, kick (to strike) + off (beginning)

Terms with kickoff included in their meaning

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bad kickoff
unsuccessful attempt to begin something
event kickoff
initial event to mark the start of an occasion
American football
place the ball on a tee for kickoff
tournament kickoff
golf tournament start where all groups tee off simultaneously
sports
support holding a football for a kickoff
football term
in football, ball is downed in the end zone after a kickoff

Examples of kickoff in a sentence

  • The kickoff marked the beginning of the tournament.
  • The kickoff for the meeting is at noon.
  • We missed the kickoff of the parade.

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  1. French:coup d'envoi, ...
  2. German:Anstoß, Beginn, ...
  3. Italian:calcio d'inizio, apertura, ...
  4. Spanish:comienzo, ...
  5. Portuguese:pontapé inicial, início, ...
  6. Chinese:开球, 开幕, ...
  7. Japanese:キックオフ, 始まり, ...
  8. Arabic:ضَرْبَة البِدَايَة, اِنْطِلَاقٌ, ...
  9. Hebrew:שְׁרִיקַת פְּתִיחָה, שְׁעַת הַהַתְחָלָה, ...
  10. Russian:начало, ...
  11. Ukrainian:старт, початок, ...
  12. Hindi:शुरुआत, आरंभ, ...
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