1 a type of shoe that covers your foot completely and sometimes part of your leg 靴子;长统靴:
ski boots滑雪靴walking/climbing boots步行/登山靴football boots足球靴☞pictures at shoe and ski 见 shoe 及 ski 插图
2 (US 美 trunk) the part of a car where you put luggage, usually at the back 行李箱(通常在车尾)
☞picture at car 见car插图
boot²
/bu:t ||; but/verb
(informal 非正式)
1 [T] to kick sth/sb hard 猛踢:
He booted the ball over the fence.他一脚就把球踢过栅栏。
2 [I,T] to make a computer ready for use when it is first switched on 启动(计算机)
boot sb/sth out to force sb/sth to leave a place 逐出;撵走;革职:
The boys were booted out of the club for fighting.男孩子们因为打架被逐出俱乐部。
boot1/but; buːt/n [C] 1 a type of shoe that covers your whole foot and the lower part of your leg 靴子: She wore high-heeled boots. 她穿着高跟靴子。walking/hiking/football boots 徒步靴/远足靴/足球靴see picture at见 SHOE1 图2 BrE an enclosed space at the back of a car, used for carrying bags etc [ trunk AmE 【美】] 【英】〔汽车后部的〕行李箱see picture on page 见 A12 页图3 get/be given the bootinformal to be forced to leave your job [ get the sack ] 【非正式】被解雇CAR BOOT SALE
boot2v 1 also 又作 boot up [I,T] to start the program that makes a computer ready to be used 启动〔电脑〕: My PC won’t boot. 我的电脑启动不了。see box at见 COMPUTER 方框2 [T] informal to kick someone or something hard【非正式】猛踢
bootbootbootsnoun1a shoe that covers your foot and ankle and sometimes part of your leg2(British) (Americantrunk)the part of a car where you can put bags and boxes, usually at the back