boot中文什么意思

n.
1.〔美国〕长筒靴。
2.〔英国〕(马车、汽车后部的)行李箱。
3.马脚绊；【历史】靴状刑具，夹足刑具。
+更多解释...4.【机械工程】进料斗；接受器；【电学】引出罩；(汽车等的)保护罩；〔空俚〕(飞机上)防结冰皮管。
5.〔俚语〕 〔the boot〕 解雇。
6.〔美俚〕海军[海军陆战队]新兵。
7.〔口语〕愉快，开心。
8.〔英国〕〔pl. 作 sing. 用〕(旅馆)擦靴侍者。
短语和例子
high boots 〔英国〕长统靴。 elastic-side boots 长筒橡皮靴。 put on [off] 穿[脱]靴。 a boots 〔英国〕旅馆的擦靴侍者〔兼管搬行李等〕。 laced boots 编带靴。 a boot camp 新兵宿舍。 be in sb.'s boots 站在某人立场上，赞同某人。 bet your boots 有把握，必然，一定 (You can bet your boots I'll be there. 我一定去)。 big for one's boots 自大，自骄 (Don't get too big for your boots. 别太自大)。 boot and saddle 〔美国〕(骑兵)上马预备号。 die in one's boots ＝ die with one's boots on 不是死在床上，暴死，死于非命，横死。 get the boot 〔俚语〕被解雇，被开除。 get [put] the boot on the wrong leg 误释，错解。 give sb. a boot 使某人开心。 give sb. the boot 解雇某人。 go down in one's boots 〔美口〕感到恐怖，害怕。 go to bed in one's boots 烂醉如泥，酩酊大醉。 have one's heart in one's boots 害怕；提心吊胆。 I'll eat my boots if ... 我决不…；决无此事。 in seven league boots 飞速，极快。 lick sb.'s boots 向某人屈服，迁就；奉承某人。 lick the boots off 使惨败 (He licked the boots off me. 他把我打得惨败)。 like old boots 〔俚语〕猛烈地，彻底地，可惊地 (It's raining like old boots. 大雨倾盆，正下大雨)。 move one's boots 〔美口〕出发。 over shoes over boots 将错就错，一不做二不休。 put the boot in 1. 猛踢。 2. 采取决定性行动。 put the boot on the wrong leg 错爱，错赏。 rise out of one's boots 飞快地起床，从床上飞快跳起。 The boot is on the other foot [leg]. 1. 责任在其他方面[人等]。 2. 弄错人。 3. 事实恰恰相反。 wipe one's boots on sb. 侮辱某人。 with one's heart [voice] in one's boots 提心吊胆。vt.
1.穿(靴)。
2.〔美国〕用靴踢；踢出，赶出，轰走，〔俚语〕解雇 (out)。vi.【计算机】启动，引导装入程序(up)。n.
〔古诗〕利益；救济，援助。 to boot 加之，而且 (He is lame to boot. 而且他又是跛子)。vt.
对…有利，对…有用。 It boots (you) not to complain. 怨天尤人(于你)毫无好处。 What boots it to repeat how time is slipping underneath our feet? 不断空喊光阴不待人又有何益？

• to boot:    除此以外, 再者; 外加；另外
• boot boot protocol:    引导协议
• amphibious boot:    美制尺度; 水陆两栖用靴; 水陆两用 ...

例句与用法

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1. Poor old john died with his boots on .
   可怜的老约翰劳碌一生而魂归天国。
2. I slashed at his brake foot with my left boot .
   我用左靴猛踩他的煞车脚。
3. I'll stick to the task like old boots .
   我一定极力坚持这项工作。
4. His boots were patched down at heel .
   他的靴子七拼八补，后跟已坐了下去。
5. I should not like to be in his boots .
   我可不愿意处在他的地位。

英文释义

名词

1. the act of delivering a blow with the foot; "he gave the ball a powerful kick"; "the team''s kicking was excellent"
   同义词：kick, kicking
2. a form of foot torture in which the feet are encased in iron and slowly crushed
3. footwear that covers the whole foot and lower leg
4. British term for the luggage compartment in a car
5. an instrument of torture that is used to heat or crush the foot and leg
   同义词：the boot, iron boot, iron heel
6. protective casing for something that resembles a leg
7. the swift release of a store of affective force; "they got a great bang out of it"; "what a boot!"; "he got a quick rush from injecting heroin"; "he does it for kicks"
   同义词：bang, charge, rush, flush, thrill, kick

动词

1. cause to load (an operating system) and start the initial processes; "boot your computer"
   同义词：reboot, bring up
2. kick; give a boot to

百科释义

A boot is a type of footwear and a specific type of shoe. Most boots mainly cover the foot and the ankle and extend up the leg, sometimes as far as the knee or even the hip.