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kick out 英 [kik aut] 　美 [kɪk aʊt]

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kick out

v. 解雇；开除；把球踢出界　

He got a kick out of doing that.　他这样做得到了极大的乐趣。

So, he was more or less chronicling the times and seemingly got a kick out of it (laughs).　因此，他或多或少地编写下那个时期的事，似乎真的有被逐出的感觉 (笑)。

1. He got a kick out of doing that.

他这样做得到了极大的乐趣。
2. So, he was more or less chronicling the times and seemingly got a kick out of it (laughs).

因此，他或多或少地编写下那个时期的事，似乎真的有被逐出的感觉 (笑)。
3. The hedonic treadmill describes our tendency to adapt quickly to changed circumstances -- which means you’ll get a big kick out of the TV for a short while, but you’ll soon take it for granted.

“快乐水车”（又称“享乐适应”）理论描述了我们都能迅速习惯周围改变的环境--这意味着你会为这台新电视机兴奋一阵子，但很快你就会对它视而不见。