Idiom: get a kick out of (sth/sb) - Oyster English

The idiom "get a kick out of" means to feel amusement, delight or excitement about something or someone. Here are some examples of this idiom... oysterenglish.com WithEnglish,theWorldisYourOyster! Blog Courses MenuHomeListeningListeningSkillsTEDTalkLessonsSpeakingGrammarVocabularyIdiomsWhatareIdioms?VisualIdiomExamplesIdiomsListsWhat'sNewAboutAboutNicolePrivacyPolicyContact Idiom:  getakickoutof(sth/sb) Meaning  Idiom:  getakickoutof(something/somebody)tofeelamusement,delightorexcitementaboutsomethingorsomeone Examplesentences — Ireallygeta kickoutofwatchingmytwo-year-oldnephew—he’ssonaughty.— You’rereallygettinga kickoutofthatnewiPad,aren’tyou?— Mykidsreally gotakickoutofournewtrampoline.I'mjustsoexcitedtheyareoutofthehouseandawayfromtheirelectronicdevices. — Haveyouseenthememothenewreceptionistwrotetoallthestaff?Ireally gotakickoutofit butIhopeshedoesn'tgetfired.— UsuallyIhategoingtobasketballgamesbut Ireallygotakickoutofthepre-gameandhalf-timeshows. — Ourdaughterreallygotakickoutofseeinghernamepublishedinthenewspaperaftershegotfirstplaceinthelocal10krace.— WhydopeoplegetakickoutofwatchingtheKardashian'sandotherrealityshows?Ijustdon'tgetit.— HaveyoutriedthegameCandyCrush?Ibetyou'dgetarealkickoutofit.— Atfirst,mydadgotakickoutofInstagrambutnowhe'saddictedtoitandfeelsreallyupsetwhenhedoesn'tgetalotoflikesonhisposts. Synonyms takedelightingetoffontakepleasureinrevelin Youmightliketheseidioms anoseforsomething nailsomethingdown whilethecat'saway Moreidiomswillbeaddedinthefuturesocheckbackfrequentlyorsign-upformyfreenewslettertolearnaboutnewupdatestomywebsite. Getourfreeidiomsinpicturesebook Yourturntousetheidiom"getakickoutof" Practicemakesprogress. It'syourturntousethisidiominyourownsamplesentence.Iwillprovidefeedbacktomakesureyouusetheidiomcorrectly. HomePage  › IdiomsList  › Idiom:getakickoutof Listening|TEDTalks| Speaking| Grammar| Vocabulary|Idioms| BlogCopyright©2013-2022OysterEnglish.com Allrightsreserved |  Privacypolicy