Slang/Idioms
Personalmente quando sto insieme ai miei amici mi diverto sempre un sacco, ma ci sono alcune cose che preferisco.
Una bella partita a bowling per esempio é una di quelle cose che mi svagano molto anche se non vinco quasi mai.
TO GET A KICK OUT OF something means to enjoy it very much.
Synonyms:
- to like
- to enjoy
- to be entertained by
Antonyms:
- to dislike
- to hate
- to find objectionable
Observe these sentences:
- I really GET A KICK OUT OF my three-year-old niece. She’s hilarious.
- They GET A KICK OUT OF reading their daughter’s letters to Santa Claus.
- My wife GETS A KICK OUT OF hearing me make mistakes when I speak Italian.
In Italian TO GET A KICK OUT OF means DIVERTIRSI UN SACCO.










Jef
Cole Porter’s 1934 song “I get a kick out of you” is a great example! See http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/I_Get_a_Kick_Out_of_You