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booting是boot的现在分词 - n.援助；〈英〉(马车,汽车后部的)行李箱；〈口〉愉快；〈美〉长筒靴
- v.对…有利；〈美〉用靴踢；轰走；穿(靴)
- 网络启动；孕穗；引导装入
第三人称单数：boots 现在分词：booting 过去式：booted v. kick,strike,put the boot in,hack n. | 10. 【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 10. 【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 | v. | 1. 〔美国〕用靴踢;踢出,赶出,轰走,〔俚语〕解雇 1. 〔美国〕用靴踢;踢出,赶出,轰走,〔俚语〕解雇 |
n. | 1. a strong item of footwear that covers part of the lower leg 2. the act of kicking somebody or something with great force 3. dismissal from employment or from a personal relationship 4. a protective covering, e.g. a rubber sheath for protecting a coupling between two shafts 5. a naval or marine corps recruit 6. in baseball, a fumble of a ground ball hit to an infielder 7. an instrument of torture that was used in the past to enclose and crush the victim's foot 8. the process of starting or restarting a computer and loading the operating system 9. the compartment of a car used for carrying luggage. 10. a type of shoe that covers all of your foot and part of your leg. You often wear boots to protect your feet and legs, for example from snow or rain 1. a strong item of footwear that covers part of the lower leg 2. the act of kicking somebody or something with great force 3. dismissal from employment or from a personal relationship 4. a protective covering, e.g. a rubber sheath for protecting a coupling between two shafts 5. a naval or marine corps recruit 6. in baseball, a fumble of a ground ball hit to an infielder 7. an instrument of torture that was used in the past to enclose and crush the victim's foot 8. the process of starting or restarting a computer and loading the operating system 9. the compartment of a car used for carrying luggage. 10. a type of shoe that covers all of your foot and part of your leg. You often wear boots to protect your feet and legs, for example from snow or rain | v. | 1. to kick somebody or something with great force 2. to urge a horse on by kicking or digging in with the heels while riding it 3. to make a fumble or error 4. to attach a Denver boot to the wheel of an illegally parked car to prevent it being driven away 5. to start or restart a computer and load the operating system, or be started up in this way 6. to kick something or someone hard 7. if a computer boots, or if you boot it, it starts working and becomes ready to use 1. to kick somebody or something with great force 2. to urge a horse on by kicking or digging in with the heels while riding it 3. to make a fumble or error 4. to attach a Denver boot to the wheel of an illegally parked car to prevent it being driven away 5. to start or restart a computer and load the operating system, or be started up in this way 6. to kick something or someone hard 7. if a computer boots, or if you boot it, it starts working and becomes ready to use |
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