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If you want only some of the lambdas passed to the function to be inlined, you can mark some of the function parameters with the noinline modifier:

inline fun foo(inlined: () -> Unit, noinline notInlined: () -> Unit) {  
    // ... 
}

Kotlin also allows declaring inline class properties. The inline modifier can be used with getter and setter methods of properties that don't have a backing field. For example:

val foo: Foo  
    inline get() = Foo()  

var bar: Bar  
    get() = ...  
    inline set(v) { ... }

We can also annotate an entire property:

inline var bar: Bar  
    get() = ...  
    set(v) { ... }

As a result, the inlined getters and setters are going to be represented in the same way as the regular inline functions.