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стоял
bota

Oxford Spanish Dictionary

I. boot1 [ingl. am. but, ingl. brit. buːt] SUST.

1. boot MODA:

boot
boot (short)
to be as tough as an old boot or ingl. brit. old boots coloq. meat/poultry:
to be as tough as an old boot or ingl. brit. old boots person:
to lick sb's boots coloq.
adular a alguien
to lick sb's boots coloq.
hacerle la pelota a alguien coloq.
to lick sb's boots coloq.
hacerle la barba a alguien Méx. coloq.
to lick sb's boots coloq.
hacerle la pata a alguien Chile coloq.
to lick sb's boots coloq.
chuparle las medias a alguien Río Pl. coloq.
to lick sb's boots coloq.
lambonear a alguien Col. coloq.
to put or stick the boot in ingl. brit. coloq. literal (kick)
atrbv. boot polish
atrbv. boot polish
grasa f de zapatos Méx.
atrbv. boot polish
pomada f de zapatos Río Pl.
atrbv. boot polish
pasta f de zapatos Chile
boot tree

2. boot (kick) coloq.:

boot sin pl.
boot sin pl.
to give sb the boot coloq.
echar a alguien
to give sb the boot coloq.
poner a alguien de patitas en la calle coloq.
to give sb the boot coloq.
darle la patada a alguien coloq.

3. boot ingl. brit. (for baggage):

boot
boot
boot
cajuela f Méx.
boot
baúl m Col. Río Pl.
boot
maleta f Chile Perú

4. boot ingl. am. (for wheel):

boot
boot

5. boot INFORM.:

boot
warm/cold boot

II. boot1 [ingl. am. but, ingl. brit. buːt] V. trans.

1. boot (kick):

boot coloq.
boot coloq.
boot coloq.

2. boot INFORM.:

boot
boot
butear coloq.

I. big <comp bigger, superl biggest> [ingl. am. bɪɡ, ingl. brit. bɪɡ] ADJ. The usual translation of big, grande, becomes gran when it is used before a singular noun.

1.1. big (in size):

a big girl (large) eufem.
a big girl (buxom) eufem.

1.2. big (powerful):

big bomb/engine

1.3. big (in scale, intensity):

2.1. big (major):

2.2. big (great):

es muy comelón coloq.
es muy comilón Co. Sur Esp. coloq.
to be big on sth coloq.

2.3. big coloq. as intensifier:

¡pedazo de estúpido! coloq.

3. big (significant, serious):

4. big (older, grown up):

5. big (magnanimous, generous):

that's big of you! irón.
¡qué generoso eres! irón.

6. big (boastful):

7. big (prominent, popular) coloq.:

big pred
big pred

II. big [ingl. am. bɪɡ, ingl. brit. bɪɡ] ADV. coloq.

1. big (ambitiously):

2. big (boastfully):

3. big (with great success):

4. big (on a large scale):

I. bet [ingl. am. bɛt, ingl. brit. bɛt] SUST.

1. bet (wager):

to take bets bookmaker:

2. bet (option):

Bad Boy es una fija para el Derby Co. Sur Ven.

II. bet <part. pres. betting, pret. & part. pas. bet> [ingl. am. bɛt, ingl. brit. bɛt] V. trans.

1. bet (gamble):

bet money

2. bet (be sure):

I can do it! — (I) bet (you) you can't!
I can do it! — (I) bet (you) you can't!
—¡a que no!

III. bet <part. pres. betting, pret. & part. pas. bet> [ingl. am. bɛt, ingl. brit. bɛt] V. intr.

1. bet (gamble):

to bet on sth/sb
apostarle a algo/alguien

2. bet (be sure):

(do you) want to bet? coloq.
(do you) want to bet? coloq.
will you be there? — you bet! coloq.
¿irás? — ¡por supuesto!
I bet! coloq., irón.
, seguro irón.
I bet! coloq., irón.
, ya irón.

boot2 [ingl. am. but, ingl. brit. buːt] SUST.

to boot hum.
to boot hum.

ski boot SUST.

ski boot

knee boot SUST.

knee boot

hiking boot SUST.

hiking boot

snow boot SUST.

snow boot

ankle boot SUST.

ankle boot

boot sale SUST.

boot sale → car boot sale

car boot sale SUST. ingl. brit.

car boot sale

boot out V. [ingl. am. but -, ingl. brit. buːt -] (v + o + adv, v + adv + o) coloq.

boot out
boot out
boot out
sacar a patadas coloq.

I. boot up V. [ingl. am. but -, ingl. brit. buːt -] INFORM. (v + adv)

boot up
boot up
butear coloq.

II. boot up V. [ingl. am. but -, ingl. brit. buːt -] INFORM. (v + adv + obj, v + obj + adv)

boot up
boot up
butear coloq.

en el diccionario PONS

inglés
inglés
español
español

I. boot [bu:t] SUST.

1. boot (footwear):

boot
ankle boot

2. boot coloq. (kick):

boot
boot
to put the boot in coloq.
to put the boot in fig.

3. boot INFORM.:

boot
boot
warm/cold boot

4. boot ingl. brit., ingl. austr. AUTO.:

boot
boot
cajuela f Méx.
boot
baúl m Arg.

locuciones, giros idiomáticos:

to get the boot coloq.
to give sb the boot coloq.

II. boot [bu:t] V. trans. coloq.

1. boot (kick):

boot

2. boot INFORM.:

boot

locuciones, giros idiomáticos:

to boot
to boot

boot out V. trans. coloq.

boot out

ski boot SUST.

ski boot

car-boot sale [ˈkɑ:bu:tˌseɪl] SUST. ingl. brit.

car-boot sale

wellington (boot) [ˈwelɪŋtən (bu:t)] SUST.

wellington (boot)
español
español
inglés
inglés
boot ingl. brit.
boot
ankle boot
boot ingl. brit.
boot ingl. brit.
en el diccionario PONS
inglés
inglés
español
español

I. boot [but] SUST.

1. boot (footwear):

boot
ankle boot
rubber boot
rubber boot

2. boot coloq. fig.:

boot (kick)
boot (kick)
to give sb the boot

3. boot comput:

boot
boot
warm/cold boot

locuciones, giros idiomáticos:

II. boot [but] V. trans.

1. boot (kick):

boot

2. boot fig. argot (fire from job):

boot

3. boot comput:

boot

locuciones, giros idiomáticos:

to boot
to boot

boot-cut ADJ.

boot-cut jeans:

boot-cut
boot-cut

boot out V. trans. coloq.

boot out

ski boot SUST.

ski boot

half boot SUST.

half boot
half boot
español
español
inglés
inglés
boot
boot (up)
boot disk
Present
Iboot
youboot
he/she/itboots
weboot
youboot
theyboot
Past
Ibooted
youbooted
he/she/itbooted
webooted
youbooted
theybooted
Present Perfect
Ihavebooted
youhavebooted
he/she/ithasbooted
wehavebooted
youhavebooted
theyhavebooted
Past Perfect
Ihadbooted
youhadbooted
he/she/ithadbooted
wehadbooted
youhadbooted
theyhadbooted

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Once again, he's managed to unceremoniously boot out a club legend.
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It's not even slightly scary to drive, as long as you keep your boot out of the sauce.
thechronicleherald.ca
He did not give the exact number or the names of those whom he would boot out.
newsinfo.inquirer.net
But when it comes to professional footballers, they need and require the best boot out there to be able to perform the best to their ability.
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