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boot’
botte

Oxford-Hachette French Dictionary

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

1. boot:

boot (footwear)
football/rugby boot ingl. brit.
to put the boot in literal
to put the boot in fig.

2. boot ingl. brit. MOTOR:

boot

3. boot (dismissal) coloq.:

to get the boot
to give sb the boot

4. boot (kick):

boot coloq.
to give sth a boot

5. boot ingl. am. MOTOR (wheel clamp):

boot

6. boot ingl. am. (puncture patch):

boot
rustine ® f

7. boot ingl. am. (recruit):

boot coloq.
bleu m coloq.
boot coloq.

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

1. boot (kick) coloq.:

boot person
boot ball

2. boot INFORM. → boot up

III. boot [ingl. brit. buːt, ingl. am. but]

the boot is on the other foot ingl. brit.
to be/get too big for one's boots ingl. brit.
to boot

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

boot up computer, system:

boot up

boot device SUST. INFORM.

boot device

boot camp SUST. ingl. am.

boot camp MILIT., NÁUT.

boot disk SUST. INFORM.

boot disk

boot drive SUST.

boot drive → boot device

boot device SUST. INFORM.

boot device

boot scraper SUST.

boot scraper

boot polish SUST.

boot polish

boot sale SUST. ingl. brit.

boot sale

I. boot out V. [ingl. brit. buːt -, ingl. am. but -] (boot [sb] out, boot out [sb])

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

boot up computer, system:

boot up

en el diccionario PONS

inglés
inglés
francés
francés

I. boot [bu:t] SUST.

1. boot (footwear):

boot calf-length
boot short
boot f

2. boot ingl. brit. AUTO.:

boot

3. boot INFORM.:

boot
warm/cold boot

locuciones, giros idiomáticos:

to get the boot
to put the boot in

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

1. boot coloq. (kick):

to boot sth somewhere

2. boot INFORM.:

to boot

moon boot SUST.

moon boot

boot out V. trans. coloq.

boot out

I. boot up INFORM. V. trans.

boot up system, program, computer:

boot up

II. boot up INFORM. V. intr.

boot up

boot maker SUST.

boot maker

ski boot SUST.

ski boot

car boot sale SUST. ingl. brit.

car boot sale
braderie f

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

wellington (boot)
francés
francés
inglés
inglés
cowboy boot
ankle boot
en el diccionario PONS
inglés
inglés
francés
francés

I. boot [but] SUST.

1. boot (footwear):

boot calf-length
boot short
boot f

2. boot comput:

boot
warm/cold boot

locuciones, giros idiomáticos:

to get the boot
to put the boot in

II. boot [but] V. trans.

1. boot coloq. (kick):

to boot sth somewhere

2. boot comput:

to boot

moon boot SUST.

moon boot

ski boot SUST.

ski boot

boot-cut ADJ. inv.

boot-cut jeans:

boot-cut

I. boot up comput V. trans.

boot up system, program, computer:

boot up

II. boot up comput V. intr.

boot up

boot out V. trans. coloq.

boot out

boot maker SUST.

boot maker
francés
francés
inglés
inglés
cowboy boot
ankle boot
laced boot
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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He enrolled in boot camp to get into shape for the part.
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Winners of the auditions are required to attend boot camp.
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Like other fresh boot camp graduates, he experienced some hazing from senior soldiers.
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After the lesson, the models were told to go to a boot camp.
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He had to undergo a strict diet and four-week fitness boot camp in preparation for the role, losing 21lbs.
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