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kick up
phrasal verb with kickverbuk /kɪk/ us /kɪk/
US
to become more active or noticeable: 变得更活跃;变得更明显
As the storm moves into the desert, the wind and rain start to kick up.当风暴移动到沙漠时，风雨开始变得更剧烈了。
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kick up (something) | American Dictionary
kick up (something)
phrasal verb with kickverb[ I/T ]us/kɪk/
to cause something to be much more active or noticeable:
Construction workers kicked up clouds of dust.
As the storm moves into the desert, the wind and rain start to kick up.
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