I get a kick out of you. (a song with kick meaning excitement or fun or good times)
They were making too much noise and got kicked out of the bar. (forcefully asked to leave)
The criminals got into the house by kicking out the window.

1，kick sb out of sth
Sophia has been kicked out of her house (索菲亚已被赶出家门)

2，get a kick out of/from sth
I get a real kick out of seeing my children do well at school (看到孩子们在学校里表现良好、我真的非常高兴)

To kick out is a phrasal verb that can be literal, as in 'Don't kick out the cat; lift him up gently', or 'Never walk behind a horse lest it kick out at you', or it can be a metaphor: 'Although he was a good student, he got kicked out of school because of his uncontrollable habit of defying his teachers.'
A good reference for phrasal verbs is Longman's 'dictionary of phrasal verbs', by rosemary courtney.

Some people get a kick out of the danger in motor racing.

Here is a sentence that has 'kick out' in it. :P

He gets a kick out of bossing people around. (他用支使人跑来跑去的办法取乐)

He has been kicked out of his job.
If a player on one side kicks the ball out,the other side gets a free turn at the ball.

This classmate of mine is a kick out student before.. hehe