kick rocks

Verb

slang

(slang) To leave or run away; skedaddle, often used dismissively.

Japanese Meaning

（俗語）立ち去る、消え失せる、逃げる

After the heated argument, Jenna told him to kick rocks and walked out of the house.

激しい言い争いの後、ジェナは彼に出て行くように言い、自分は家を出た。

Sense（1）

(slang) To leave or run away; skedaddle, often used dismissively.

If I hide my true self, then I cheat myself out of inner happiness. In my opinion, everyone can kick rocks if they can't accept me for who I am.

kicks rocks

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kicking rocks

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kicked rocks

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kicked rocks

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