kicking up

UK
/ˈkɪkɪŋ ʌp/
US
/ˈkɪkɪŋ ʌp/

Translations

kick upverb

kicking up

Gerund

kicked up
Past Simple
kicked up
Past Participle
kicking up
Gerund
UK
/kɪk ʌp/
US
/kɪk ʌp/
The horse kicked up a lot of dust as it ran.
Лошадь подняла много пыли, когда бежала.
They kicked up a fuss about the new policy.
Они устроили шум из-за новой политики.
Additional translations

Definitions

kick upverb
To cause something to rise into the air, especially dust or dirt, by kicking or moving quickly.
The horse kicked up a cloud of dust as it galloped across the field.
To increase or intensify something, such as noise or activity.
The band kicked up the volume to get the crowd excited.
To start or cause trouble or a commotion.
The protesters kicked up a fuss about the new policy.