expression
kick off
to begin
In more detail
1. (verb) to start something, especially a game, event, or activity
2. (verb) to remove shoes from your feet by using your feet or legs
3. (verb) to force someone to leave a place or group
Examples
- 1. The conference kicks off on Monday with opening speeches.
- 2. She kicked off her shoes and relaxed on the sofa.
- 3. He was kicked off the team for breaking the rules.
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