Pronunciation: /kɪk bæk/
noun a relaxing or enjoyable time spent resting or doing leisure activities
A1 After a long day at work, I like to kick back and relax with a good book.
A2 During the weekend, I usually kick back and watch some movies.
B1 I always look forward to the weekends so I can kick back and unwind.
B2 After finishing all my tasks for the day, I can finally kick back and enjoy some free time.
C1 In order to maintain a healthy work-life balance, it's important to kick back and de-stress regularly.
C2 Even successful entrepreneurs need to kick back and take a break from their busy schedules.
verb to relax or take it easy, typically after working hard
A1 After a long day of work, I like to kick back and relax on the couch.
A2 During the weekend, I usually kick back and watch some movies.
B1 I can't wait to kick back and enjoy a cold drink by the pool on my vacation.
B2 After finishing my project, I decided to kick back and celebrate with my friends.
C1 Sometimes it's important to kick back and reflect on your accomplishments.
C2 As a successful entrepreneur, I make sure to kick back and enjoy the fruits of my labor.
formal After a long day at work, it is important to find time to kick back and relax.
informal Let's kick back and watch a movie tonight.
slang I'm just gonna kick back and chill for a bit.
figurative Sometimes you just need to kick back and let things fall into place.
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