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boots
/bu:ts/
Đọc giọng UK
Đọc giọng US
boot
/ˈbuːt/
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Đọc giọng US
boot
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* Các từ tương tự:
bootstrap
,
bootstrap memory
,
bootstrap program
,
bootstrapping
,
bootstraps
noun
plural boots
[count] :a covering usually of leather or rubber for the entire foot and the lower part of the leg
You'll
need
a
pair
of
warm
boots
for
winter
.
It's
been
snowing
,
so
you'd
better
wear
your
boots
.
hiking
boots
[=
boots
worn
for
hiking
]
riding
boots
[=
boots
worn
for
horseback
riding
]
[count] :a forceful kick with the foot
She
gave
the
ball
a
boot,
and
it
landed
on
the
other
side
of
the
field
.
the boot informal :a sudden dismissal from a job
He
got
the
boot [=
got
fired
]
for
talking
to
the
press
about
company
secrets
.
I
heard
they
gave
her
the
boot. [=
they
fired
her
;
they
told
her
she
could
no
longer
work
for
them
]
[count] Brit :the trunk of a car
[count] US :denver boot - see also bossy-boots
as tough as old boots
xem
tough
lick someone's boots
xem
lick
the boot is on the other foot
xem
foot
to boot
besides, also
He's
smart
,
funny
,
and
handsome
to
boot.
too big for your boots
xem
big
to put the boot in
Brit informal
to treat someone in a cruel or critical way
to kick someone again and again
verb
boots; booted; booting
[+ obj] :to kick (something) forcefully
She
booted
the
ball
across
the
field
.
[+ obj] informal
to force (someone) to leave a place or situation
He
left
public
service
after
voters
booted
him
from
the
mayor's
office
. [=
he
chose
not
to
work
for
the
government
after
he
was
not
reelected
as
mayor
]
Any
players
who
start
a
fight
will
get
booted
from
the
game
. -
often
+
out
His
wife
booted
him
out
. [=
his
wife
made
him
leave
their
home
]
He
got
booted
out
of
office
in
the
last
election
.
to dismiss (someone) suddenly from a job
She
got
booted
[=
fired
]
in
May
and
has
been
looking
for
work
ever
since
.
to start a computer [no obj]
The
new
computer
boots
much
more
quickly
than
the
old
one
did
. -
often
+
up
Did
you
boot
up
yet
? [+
obj
]
You
don't
need
all
these
applications
to
open
every
time
you
boot
your
computer
. -
often
+
up
She
booted
up
the
computer
. -
see
also
reboot
[+ obj] US :to lock a special device (called a Denver boot) onto one of the wheels of (a car) so that the car cannot be moved
His
car
was
booted
(
by
the
police
).
* Các từ tương tự:
boot camp
,
booted
,
bootee
,
booth
,
bootie
,
bootleg
,
bootlicker
,
bootstraps
,
booty
noun
He's stingy and cruel - and ugly to boot
to
boot
in
addition
into
the
bargain
in
addition
besides
moreover
as
well
also
too
additionally
I need a new pair of boots for my walking holiday
shoe
riding-boot
bootee
verb
The landlord booted three rowdies out of the pub
eject
expel
shove
propel
push
Colloq
kick
What boots it to complain?
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