to kick a ball; to play soccer

A type of dance where the performer uses the tips, heels, or soles of hard-bottomed shoes to strike the ground, producing rhythmic clicking sounds while the upper body remains mostly steady.

to kick or lift the leg outward and upward, such as in dancing, martial arts, or exercise

to punch and kick; to assault someone violently

to play the traditional game of kicking a shuttlecock to keep it in the air without using hands; often performed as a folk sport or exercise

to play with or kick a ball; a kind of game where a ball is kicked around

A type of firecracker that explodes once on the ground and then a second time in the air; also known as [[双响|雙響|shuang1 xiang3]] or [[两响|兩響|liang3 xiang3]].

baseboard; skirting board

To kick and move one's feet around; to jiggle the feet.

to kick and thrash about; to kick at random

The largest terminal-based bulletin board system (BBS) in Taiwan.

Taiwan's largest terminal-based bulletin board system (BBS); also known as the Professional Technology Temple or PTT Bulletin Board System.

information technology; loanword representing the English letters "IT" used as a humorous phonetic transcription of the literal meaning [[挨踢|挨踢|ai2 ti1]]

(loanword) social gathering; party

Metaphor for failing to achieve a goal and instead being scolded or flatly rejected; to hit a snag or meet with firm resistance

to play an ancient Chinese form of football; literally to kick the round ball

(colloquial) to kick one's feet up and down while sitting

kickboxing; a group of stand-up combat sports based on kicking and punching

to march with a goose-step, especially in a military context

(colloquial) to reveal or blow the whistle on something; to expose a secret or a scandal

skirting board; baseboard

to play soccer; to play football

to make a rhythmic tapping sound; the sound of footsteps or pattering

A style of dance characterized by using the sounds of tap shoes striking the floor as a form of percussion.

tap dance; step dance

To kick about aimlessly or in a disorderly manner

to play an ancient Chinese ball game involving kicking a leather ball into a net, regarded as a precursor to modern soccer

to challenge an established martial arts school to a fight to prove one's skill; by extension, to compete against established experts in any field

a horse spur; a small spiked wheel or point worn on a rider's heel to urge a horse forward

to kick and beat; to hit with both hands and feet