I. boot [bu:t] SUST.
II. boot [bu:t] V. trans.
1. boot coloq. (kick):
- boot
- kopać [perf kopnąć]
2. boot (start):
- boot [up]
- uruchamiać [perf uruchomić]
ski boot SUST.
- ski boot
-
wellington (boot) [ˌwelɪŋtənˈ-] SUST. esp ingl. brit.
- wellington (boot)
- kalosz m
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| you | boot |
| he/she/it | boots |
| we | boot |
| you | boot |
| they | boot |
| I | booted |
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| you | booted |
| he/she/it | booted |
| we | booted |
| you | booted |
| they | booted |
| I | have | booted |
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| you | have | booted |
| he/she/it | has | booted |
| we | have | booted |
| you | have | booted |
| they | have | booted |
| I | had | booted |
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| you | had | booted |
| he/she/it | had | booted |
| we | had | booted |
| you | had | booted |
| they | had | booted |
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