Definition of drop kick in English:

drop kick

noun

1(chiefly in rugby) a kick made by dropping the ball and kicking it as it bounces up from the ground.
（主要指英式橄榄球中的）抛踢球（指将球抛起、待球落地反弹时再踢的球）
Example sentencesExamples
- If we're down by two points we need to work ourselves into a position to get a drop kick away or milk a penalty.
- In those days we were just a bunch of street kids playing cricket with a tennis ball and practising drop kicks over the telephone wires.
- He suffered the final indignity on a day to forget when his drop kick under the posts hit the upright and came out.
- If the ball had touched the ground and was then caught on the bound, it was lawful to run, but only a drop kick was allowed.
- He finished his display with a drop kick to put his match total to 22 points and ensure an emphatic win.
- Storm clouds could pile in from the Antarctic, but it was still possible to bounce the ball and let fly with a drop kick.
- His real downfall though was that he simply couldn't master the drop kick at all.
- Following a drop kick by the goalie, the ball can be headed around at midfield for what seems like an eternity before a player actually puts a foot on the ball and gets things moving.
- A ferocious finale was set up with the Panthers taking the game to the Buffaloes who held firm until the final minutes when Kiwi fly half Ray unleashed a match winning drop kick that shaved the posts the wrong side.
- There was nothing to separate them during the regular season and there was nothing to separate them on Saturday, just that one drop kick.
- It doesn't matter if it's all penalties or a drop kick from the halfway line in the last minute of the match which gives you victory, a win is a win.
- He was a stylish half forward, noted for his ability to sidestep and take a drop kick.
- And as the third quarter was about to end, Hogg recovered yet another ball, Scotland drove it and Dan Parks made it 12-6 with a neat drop kick.
- A quick drop kick conversion from Ellis brought them within two points but despite the best efforts from the whole team they finally ran out time.
- Taking aim with his right foot he sent a drop kick sailing between the posts to give England a 20-17 win over holders Australia.
- Henry Mitchell raced in under the posts from 20 yards to open the scoring and add a drop kick conversion.
- Jonny Wilkinson became an overnight household name after scoring the last-minute drop kick which won England the rugby World Cup last November on a rainy night in Sydney.
- He made amends with the last kick of the game with an excellent drop kick to ensure that their last game against Carlow was a winner take all with the loser heading for Division 2.
- He attempted to seal the points with a last second long range drop kick, but it drifted just wide.
- The Saints scrum-half then sealed an unlikely win with a 40-metre drop kick with only two seconds remaining.
1. 1.1 (chiefly in martial arts) a flying kick made against an opponent while dropping to the ground.
  （主要指武术中的）空中飞脚
  Example sentencesExamples
  The drop kick was a bit wayward and not really near the mark but Simon just basically turned away in disgust waving it off and walked away as his opponent crashed to the canvas.
  Mike looked over to see Jerry deliver a drop kick to a guard's head and then close-line another.
  He hit a drop kick off the second rope for another two.
  Cecil somersaulted, landing a drop kick square in Ashley's face with his boot.
  Diving feet first toward him, the soldier planted a drop kick right between his shoulder blades, knocking him forward.
  And bounding skyward, he opened himself for a drop kick.
  The drop kick landing perfectly, I watched as she was hurled across the floor.
  She snarled viciously as she threw her body into a drop kick.
  I feinted a drop kick, then put all my strength into a haymaker with my right fist.
  She lunged at him with a drop kick to the chin, snapping his head upwards and he landed on his butt on the floor.
  One theory is that this was inflicted by some kind of kung fu or karate drop kick.
  I followed that up with a drop kick to the chest, and a snap kick to the temple.
  A drop kick caught her by surprise, and she was hurled backwards by its supernatural force.

verb

[with object]

Kick using a drop kick.
踢抛踢球
Mick drop-kicked the sleeping bag into the corner of the room
Example sentencesExamples
- Players use their hands, but cannot carry the ball for more than three steps, so they have to bounce it off the ground, drop-kick it back up to themselves, or send it on to another player.
- Ben drop-kicked their opponent, sending him into the wall.
- ‘Don't go away, ‘Tarrant said, ‘because we'll be drop-kicking a lot more your way in just a couple of minutes.’
- In 1905, after winning the Cup, players on the Ottawa Silver Seven decided to find out if they could drop-kick it over the frozen Rideau Canal in Ottawa.
- They moved further into the lead after seven minutes when 19 year-old David Whitten drop-kicked brilliantly under pressure to put Portadown in a commanding 6-0 lead.

Definition of drop kick in US English:

drop kick

nounˈdräp ˌkikˈdrɑp ˌkɪk

1(formerly, in football) a kick made by dropping the ball and kicking after it touches the ground.
（主要指英式橄榄球中的）抛踢球（指将球抛起、待球落地反弹时再踢的球）
Example sentencesExamples
- He made amends with the last kick of the game with an excellent drop kick to ensure that their last game against Carlow was a winner take all with the loser heading for Division 2.
- If the ball had touched the ground and was then caught on the bound, it was lawful to run, but only a drop kick was allowed.
- In those days we were just a bunch of street kids playing cricket with a tennis ball and practising drop kicks over the telephone wires.
- His real downfall though was that he simply couldn't master the drop kick at all.
- Jonny Wilkinson became an overnight household name after scoring the last-minute drop kick which won England the rugby World Cup last November on a rainy night in Sydney.
- Taking aim with his right foot he sent a drop kick sailing between the posts to give England a 20-17 win over holders Australia.
- It doesn't matter if it's all penalties or a drop kick from the halfway line in the last minute of the match which gives you victory, a win is a win.
- A quick drop kick conversion from Ellis brought them within two points but despite the best efforts from the whole team they finally ran out time.
- The Saints scrum-half then sealed an unlikely win with a 40-metre drop kick with only two seconds remaining.
- If we're down by two points we need to work ourselves into a position to get a drop kick away or milk a penalty.
- Storm clouds could pile in from the Antarctic, but it was still possible to bounce the ball and let fly with a drop kick.
- A ferocious finale was set up with the Panthers taking the game to the Buffaloes who held firm until the final minutes when Kiwi fly half Ray unleashed a match winning drop kick that shaved the posts the wrong side.
- There was nothing to separate them during the regular season and there was nothing to separate them on Saturday, just that one drop kick.
- He was a stylish half forward, noted for his ability to sidestep and take a drop kick.
- Following a drop kick by the goalie, the ball can be headed around at midfield for what seems like an eternity before a player actually puts a foot on the ball and gets things moving.
- And as the third quarter was about to end, Hogg recovered yet another ball, Scotland drove it and Dan Parks made it 12-6 with a neat drop kick.
- He suffered the final indignity on a day to forget when his drop kick under the posts hit the upright and came out.
- Henry Mitchell raced in under the posts from 20 yards to open the scoring and add a drop kick conversion.
- He finished his display with a drop kick to put his match total to 22 points and ensure an emphatic win.
- He attempted to seal the points with a last second long range drop kick, but it drifted just wide.
1. 1.1 (chiefly in martial arts) a flying kick made against an opponent while dropping to the ground.
  （主要指武术中的）空中飞脚
  Example sentencesExamples
  Diving feet first toward him, the soldier planted a drop kick right between his shoulder blades, knocking him forward.
  She lunged at him with a drop kick to the chin, snapping his head upwards and he landed on his butt on the floor.
  And bounding skyward, he opened himself for a drop kick.
  I followed that up with a drop kick to the chest, and a snap kick to the temple.
  I feinted a drop kick, then put all my strength into a haymaker with my right fist.
  Mike looked over to see Jerry deliver a drop kick to a guard's head and then close-line another.
  Cecil somersaulted, landing a drop kick square in Ashley's face with his boot.
  The drop kick landing perfectly, I watched as she was hurled across the floor.
  The drop kick was a bit wayward and not really near the mark but Simon just basically turned away in disgust waving it off and walked away as his opponent crashed to the canvas.
  A drop kick caught her by surprise, and she was hurled backwards by its supernatural force.
  She snarled viciously as she threw her body into a drop kick.
  He hit a drop kick off the second rope for another two.
  One theory is that this was inflicted by some kind of kung fu or karate drop kick.

verbˈdräp ˌkikˈdrɑp ˌkɪk

[with object]

Kick using a drop kick.
踢抛踢球
Mick drop-kicked the sleeping bag into the corner of the room
Example sentencesExamples
- Ben drop-kicked their opponent, sending him into the wall.
- They moved further into the lead after seven minutes when 19 year-old David Whitten drop-kicked brilliantly under pressure to put Portadown in a commanding 6-0 lead.
- In 1905, after winning the Cup, players on the Ottawa Silver Seven decided to find out if they could drop-kick it over the frozen Rideau Canal in Ottawa.
- Players use their hands, but cannot carry the ball for more than three steps, so they have to bounce it off the ground, drop-kick it back up to themselves, or send it on to another player.
- ‘Don't go away, ‘Tarrant said, ‘because we'll be drop-kicking a lot more your way in just a couple of minutes.’

词汇	drop kick
释义	Definition of drop kick in English: drop kick noun 1(chiefly in rugby) a kick made by dropping the ball and kicking it as it bounces up from the ground. （主要指英式橄榄球中的）抛踢球（指将球抛起、待球落地反弹时再踢的球） Example sentencesExamples If we're down by two points we need to work ourselves into a position to get a drop kick away or milk a penalty. In those days we were just a bunch of street kids playing cricket with a tennis ball and practising drop kicks over the telephone wires. He suffered the final indignity on a day to forget when his drop kick under the posts hit the upright and came out. If the ball had touched the ground and was then caught on the bound, it was lawful to run, but only a drop kick was allowed. He finished his display with a drop kick to put his match total to 22 points and ensure an emphatic win. Storm clouds could pile in from the Antarctic, but it was still possible to bounce the ball and let fly with a drop kick. His real downfall though was that he simply couldn't master the drop kick at all. Following a drop kick by the goalie, the ball can be headed around at midfield for what seems like an eternity before a player actually puts a foot on the ball and gets things moving. A ferocious finale was set up with the Panthers taking the game to the Buffaloes who held firm until the final minutes when Kiwi fly half Ray unleashed a match winning drop kick that shaved the posts the wrong side. There was nothing to separate them during the regular season and there was nothing to separate them on Saturday, just that one drop kick. It doesn't matter if it's all penalties or a drop kick from the halfway line in the last minute of the match which gives you victory, a win is a win. He was a stylish half forward, noted for his ability to sidestep and take a drop kick. And as the third quarter was about to end, Hogg recovered yet another ball, Scotland drove it and Dan Parks made it 12-6 with a neat drop kick. A quick drop kick conversion from Ellis brought them within two points but despite the best efforts from the whole team they finally ran out time. Taking aim with his right foot he sent a drop kick sailing between the posts to give England a 20-17 win over holders Australia. Henry Mitchell raced in under the posts from 20 yards to open the scoring and add a drop kick conversion. Jonny Wilkinson became an overnight household name after scoring the last-minute drop kick which won England the rugby World Cup last November on a rainy night in Sydney. He made amends with the last kick of the game with an excellent drop kick to ensure that their last game against Carlow was a winner take all with the loser heading for Division 2. He attempted to seal the points with a last second long range drop kick, but it drifted just wide. The Saints scrum-half then sealed an unlikely win with a 40-metre drop kick with only two seconds remaining. 1.1 (chiefly in martial arts) a flying kick made against an opponent while dropping to the ground. （主要指武术中的）空中飞脚 Example sentencesExamples The drop kick was a bit wayward and not really near the mark but Simon just basically turned away in disgust waving it off and walked away as his opponent crashed to the canvas. Mike looked over to see Jerry deliver a drop kick to a guard's head and then close-line another. He hit a drop kick off the second rope for another two. Cecil somersaulted, landing a drop kick square in Ashley's face with his boot. Diving feet first toward him, the soldier planted a drop kick right between his shoulder blades, knocking him forward. And bounding skyward, he opened himself for a drop kick. The drop kick landing perfectly, I watched as she was hurled across the floor. She snarled viciously as she threw her body into a drop kick. I feinted a drop kick, then put all my strength into a haymaker with my right fist. She lunged at him with a drop kick to the chin, snapping his head upwards and he landed on his butt on the floor. One theory is that this was inflicted by some kind of kung fu or karate drop kick. I followed that up with a drop kick to the chest, and a snap kick to the temple. A drop kick caught her by surprise, and she was hurled backwards by its supernatural force. verb [with object] Kick using a drop kick. 踢抛踢球 Mick drop-kicked the sleeping bag into the corner of the room Example sentencesExamples Players use their hands, but cannot carry the ball for more than three steps, so they have to bounce it off the ground, drop-kick it back up to themselves, or send it on to another player. Ben drop-kicked their opponent, sending him into the wall. ‘Don't go away, ‘Tarrant said, ‘because we'll be drop-kicking a lot more your way in just a couple of minutes.’ In 1905, after winning the Cup, players on the Ottawa Silver Seven decided to find out if they could drop-kick it over the frozen Rideau Canal in Ottawa. They moved further into the lead after seven minutes when 19 year-old David Whitten drop-kicked brilliantly under pressure to put Portadown in a commanding 6-0 lead. Definition of drop kick in US English: drop kick nounˈdräp ˌkikˈdrɑp ˌkɪk 1(formerly, in football) a kick made by dropping the ball and kicking after it touches the ground. （主要指英式橄榄球中的）抛踢球（指将球抛起、待球落地反弹时再踢的球） Example sentencesExamples He made amends with the last kick of the game with an excellent drop kick to ensure that their last game against Carlow was a winner take all with the loser heading for Division 2. If the ball had touched the ground and was then caught on the bound, it was lawful to run, but only a drop kick was allowed. In those days we were just a bunch of street kids playing cricket with a tennis ball and practising drop kicks over the telephone wires. His real downfall though was that he simply couldn't master the drop kick at all. Jonny Wilkinson became an overnight household name after scoring the last-minute drop kick which won England the rugby World Cup last November on a rainy night in Sydney. Taking aim with his right foot he sent a drop kick sailing between the posts to give England a 20-17 win over holders Australia. It doesn't matter if it's all penalties or a drop kick from the halfway line in the last minute of the match which gives you victory, a win is a win. A quick drop kick conversion from Ellis brought them within two points but despite the best efforts from the whole team they finally ran out time. The Saints scrum-half then sealed an unlikely win with a 40-metre drop kick with only two seconds remaining. If we're down by two points we need to work ourselves into a position to get a drop kick away or milk a penalty. Storm clouds could pile in from the Antarctic, but it was still possible to bounce the ball and let fly with a drop kick. A ferocious finale was set up with the Panthers taking the game to the Buffaloes who held firm until the final minutes when Kiwi fly half Ray unleashed a match winning drop kick that shaved the posts the wrong side. There was nothing to separate them during the regular season and there was nothing to separate them on Saturday, just that one drop kick. He was a stylish half forward, noted for his ability to sidestep and take a drop kick. Following a drop kick by the goalie, the ball can be headed around at midfield for what seems like an eternity before a player actually puts a foot on the ball and gets things moving. And as the third quarter was about to end, Hogg recovered yet another ball, Scotland drove it and Dan Parks made it 12-6 with a neat drop kick. He suffered the final indignity on a day to forget when his drop kick under the posts hit the upright and came out. Henry Mitchell raced in under the posts from 20 yards to open the scoring and add a drop kick conversion. He finished his display with a drop kick to put his match total to 22 points and ensure an emphatic win. He attempted to seal the points with a last second long range drop kick, but it drifted just wide. 1.1 (chiefly in martial arts) a flying kick made against an opponent while dropping to the ground. （主要指武术中的）空中飞脚 Example sentencesExamples Diving feet first toward him, the soldier planted a drop kick right between his shoulder blades, knocking him forward. She lunged at him with a drop kick to the chin, snapping his head upwards and he landed on his butt on the floor. And bounding skyward, he opened himself for a drop kick. I followed that up with a drop kick to the chest, and a snap kick to the temple. I feinted a drop kick, then put all my strength into a haymaker with my right fist. Mike looked over to see Jerry deliver a drop kick to a guard's head and then close-line another. Cecil somersaulted, landing a drop kick square in Ashley's face with his boot. The drop kick landing perfectly, I watched as she was hurled across the floor. The drop kick was a bit wayward and not really near the mark but Simon just basically turned away in disgust waving it off and walked away as his opponent crashed to the canvas. A drop kick caught her by surprise, and she was hurled backwards by its supernatural force. She snarled viciously as she threw her body into a drop kick. He hit a drop kick off the second rope for another two. One theory is that this was inflicted by some kind of kung fu or karate drop kick. verbˈdräp ˌkikˈdrɑp ˌkɪk [with object] Kick using a drop kick. 踢抛踢球 Mick drop-kicked the sleeping bag into the corner of the room Example sentencesExamples Ben drop-kicked their opponent, sending him into the wall. They moved further into the lead after seven minutes when 19 year-old David Whitten drop-kicked brilliantly under pressure to put Portadown in a commanding 6-0 lead. In 1905, after winning the Cup, players on the Ottawa Silver Seven decided to find out if they could drop-kick it over the frozen Rideau Canal in Ottawa. Players use their hands, but cannot carry the ball for more than three steps, so they have to bounce it off the ground, drop-kick it back up to themselves, or send it on to another player. ‘Don't go away, ‘Tarrant said, ‘because we'll be drop-kicking a lot more your way in just a couple of minutes.’
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