Kick back
/ˈkɪk ˈbæk/B2
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1. To relax and enjoy oneself, often after hard work or in a leisurely manner.
- After a long week at work, I like to kick back with a good book.
- He's been working nonstop, so he's planning to kick back this weekend and watch some movies.
2. To rest and do nothing, taking a break from regular activities.
- She decided to kick back and take a nap instead of running errands.
- Let's kick back on the porch and enjoy the sunset.
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