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Learn the meaning and usage of the phrasal verb kick in in different contexts. Find out how to say kick in in British, American and Business English, and see translations in other languages.
1. : to begin operating or having an effect : get started. waiting for the heater to kick in. 2. : to make a contribution. 3. slang : die. Synonyms. chip in. contribute. pitch in. See all Synonyms & Antonyms in Thesaurus. Examples of kick in in a Sentence.
Learn the meaning and pronunciation of kick in, a phrasal verb that can mean to begin to take effect or to give your share of money or help. See examples, synonyms and grammar notes.
to start to be effective or to happen: The new tax rate kicks in next month. (Definition of kick in from the Cambridge Learner's Dictionary © Cambridge University Press)
Learn the meaning and usage of the phrasal verb kick in, which can mean to start, to contribute, or to take effect. Find out the difference between kick in and kick down, and see sentences and pronunciation tips.
Meaning. If something kicks in, it starts to work or it starts to have an effect. Synonym. take effect. For example. kick in I took some pills for the pain and after about half an hour I could feel them kicking in. kick in The effect of last year's tax cuts should kick in soon and start boosting the economy. Quick Quiz.
Learn the meaning and usage of the phrasal verb kick in in different contexts. Find out how to join with others in giving money or help, how to injure someone by kicking, and how to break a door open.
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