boot
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/buːt/
🇬🇧
/buːt/
noun
A1
A strong shoe that covers the foot and ankle, and sometimes the lower leg.
She put on her warm winter boot to go outside.
R
The storage space at the back of a car for bags and other items.
We put our luggage in the car boot.
R
A hard kick with the foot.
He gave the ball a strong boot down the field.
R
A device attached to a car wheel to prevent it from being driven away, usually for illegal parking.
The police put a boot on the illegally parked car.
verb
R
To kick something hard with your foot.
He booted the ball into the goal.
R
To start a computer by loading its operating system.
I need to boot my computer to check my email.
R
To attach a device to a car wheel to prevent it from being driven away, usually for illegal parking.
The officer booted the car because it was parked in a no-parking zone.
translation
A strong shoe that covers the foot and ankle, and sometimes the lower leg.; The storage space at the back of a car for bags and other items.; A hard kick with the foot.; A device attached to a car wheel to prevent it from being driven away, usually for illegal parking.
To kick something hard with your foot.; To start a computer by loading its operating system.; To attach a device to a car wheel to prevent it from being driven away, usually for illegal parking.
Word Forms
Plural
boots
Progressive
booting
Past
booted
Perfect
booted
3rd Present
boots