kick someone out

(phrasal verb) to make someone leave a place

Example Sentence:

A: My friend has been staying at my house for a long time, and he never cleans up his room.
B: Well, why don’t you kick him out? Make him live somewhere else.

The angry drunk man was kicked out of the nightclub for trying to start a fight.

I can’t believe you are kicking me out of the house, mom! I pay the rent!

Note:

to be specific about a place, use the preposition of

kicked someone out of the house
kicked someone out of the movie theatre

Similar idioms:

1. kick something around
2. kick some ass
3. fight fire with fire
4. kick something off
5. rip someone off
6. check out