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Boot
01
botte
a type of strong shoe that covers the foot and ankle and often the lower part of the leg
Exemples
I love the sound of my boots clicking on the wooden floor.
J'adore le son de mes bottes qui claquent sur le plancher en bois.
I put on my boots to go for a walk in the snowy park.
J'ai mis mes bottes pour aller me promener dans le parc enneigé.
02
coffre, coffre de voiture
compartment in an automobile that carries luggage or shopping or tools
Dialect
British
British
Exemples
He loaded the suitcases into the car boot.
The boot of the hatchback was surprisingly spacious.
03
coup de pied, botter
the act of delivering a blow with the foot
Exemples
The player delivered a powerful boot to the ball.
He gave the door a frustrated boot.
04
botte, brodequin
a form of foot torture in which the feet are encased in iron and slowly crushed
Exemples
Prisoners were subjected to the boot during interrogations.
The museum displayed a medieval iron boot.
05
la botte, le brodequin
an instrument of torture that is used to heat or crush the foot and leg
06
botte, enveloppe protectrice
protective casing for something that resembles a leg
Exemples
The steering joint was fitted with a rubber boot.
Bicycle shock absorbers often have a protective boot.
07
décharge, libération
the swift release of a store of affective force
Exemples
The kick-off served as a boot of adrenaline for the team.
A sudden boot of anger swept through the crowd.
to boot
01
botter, donner un coup de pied
kick; give a boot to
Exemples
He booted the ball across the field.
The player booted the crate aside.
02
démarrer
to start a computer, typically involves setting up hardware elements to prepare the computer for use
Exemples
She booted her laptop, eager to dive into her latest writing project.
Elle a démarré son ordinateur portable, impatiente de se plonger dans son dernier projet d'écriture.
They booted the computer, preparing for a long night of gaming.
Ils ont démarré l'ordinateur, se préparant pour une longue nuit de jeu.
03
expulser, virer
to eject or force someone or something to leave, often from a place or system, such as a computer or vehicle
Disapproving
Informal
SpecializedExemples
They had to boot him out of the party when he started causing trouble.
Ils ont dû le virer de la fête quand il a commencé à causer des problèmes.
The security guard booted the trespasser from the building.
Le gardien de sécurité a expulsé l'intrus du bâtiment.
Arbre Lexical
bootless
boot
