KICK OFF Kick off means to begin an event or a game. * The meeting kicks off at 10 o’clock tomorrow morning. * The party kicked off around 9 PM last night. * Vicky’s company kicked off the conference with a speech from the CEO Leave your example in the comments and then LIKE 👍 SAVE 💾 & FOLLOW🚶🏻, for more English tips #LearnEnglish #Vocabulary #Prepositions #EnglishTeacher #AmericanEnglish #StudyEnglish #英会話 #英会話レッスン #発音 | Happy English

KICK OFF Today’s phrasal verb is perfect for the new year - kick off. When you kick off something, it means you start it in an energetic or official way. We use kick of for events, projects, meetings, and even new habits or goals. Like, my friend Emma kicked of2026 by joining a new gym. A lot of companies kick off events with a big team meeting. And me? I’m kicking off the new year with a fresh batch of podcast English lessons like this one. And here’s a pronunciation tip: kick off sounds like k