キック (kikku) means “kick” | MotiTan Japanese Dictionary

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試合の終盤、彼のキックがゴールの隅に決まりました。shi ai no shū ban kare no ki kku ga gō ru no sumi ni ki ma ri ma shi ta

Late in the game, his kick found the corner of the goal.

A kick centers on using the leg and foot to strike something or propel it away with force.

蹴りkeri: A blow delivered with the foot or leg, especially as a fighting technique.

足で物や相手を蹴る動作。ashi de mono ya ai te o ke ru dō sa

キック (kikku) is borrowed from English kick, which comes from Middle English kikken; the deeper origin is uncertain.

In English, kick also has a common figurative use in get a kick out of something, meaning to enjoy or be amused by it, so context separates that sense from a physical action.