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boot2 English-Spanish

darle* un puntapié a

wellington (boot) English-Spanish

botín, botacorta

to boot in boot1 English-Spanish

para rematarla

boot1 British & World English

a sturdy item of footwear covering the foot and ankle, and sometimes also the lower leg

boot2 British & World English

as well; in addition

boot English-French

botte f

boot English-German

Stiefel

boot English-Italian

stivale m

boot Italian-English

boot-up

U-Boot German-English

submarine

boot-up English-Italian

boot m inv

old boot in boot1 British & World English

an ugly or disliked old woman

boot camp British & World English

a military training camp for new recruits, with very harsh discipline

boot-cut British & World English

(of jeans or other trousers) flared very slightly below the knee, so as to be worn comfortably over boots

boot sale British & World English

short for car boot sale.

boot top British & World English

the part of the hull of a ship just above the waterline, typically marked by a line of contrasting colour

half-boot British & World English

a boot that reaches up to the calf

hip boot British & World English

a waterproof boot that reaches the hip

moon boot British & World English

a warm, thickly padded boot with an outer surface of fabric or plastic

snow boot British & World English

a warm waterproof boot worn in the snow

top boot British & World English

a high boot with a broad band of a different material or colour at the top

Ugg boot (also Ugh boot) British & World English

a type of soft sheepskin boot

ski boot English-French

chaussure

boot disk English-German

Bootdiskette

ski boot English-German

Skistiefel

boot-faced British & World English

having a grim or scowling expression

cowboy boot British & World English

a high-heeled boot of a style originally worn by cowboys, typically with a pointed toe and decorative stitching

desert boot British & World English

a lightweight boot with the upper made from suede

field boot British & World English

a close-fitting, knee-length military boot

desert boot English-French

bottine, clarks®

boot black English-Italian

lustrascarpe

boot drive English-Italian

unità f inv di inizializzazione

Denver boot English-Italian

→ wheel clamp

desert boot English-Italian

scarponcino m Clark®

boot-scooting British & World English

informal term for line dancing.

Chelsea boot British & World English

an elastic-sided boot, typically with a high heel

congress boot British & World English

a high boot with elastic sides

Hessian boot British & World English

a high tasselled leather boot, originally worn by Hessian troops

Russian boot British & World English

a boot that loosely encloses the wearer’s calf

football boot English-German

Fußballschuh

boot scraper English-Italian

puliscipiedi m inv

climbing boot English-Italian

scarpone m da alpinismo

get the boot in boot1 British & World English

be dismissed from one’s job


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