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UK/["/buːt/"]/US/["/buːt/"]/

Meaning of Boot

In simple words: A type of shoe that covers the foot and goes up the ankle or higher.

Boot in a sentence

  • I bought a new pair of boots for winter.
  • He slipped on his hiking boots before the trek.
  • The computer will boot up in a few seconds.
  • Make sure to boot the system after installing the update.
  • I love the sound of my boots on the wooden floor.
  • They decided to boot the application again due to a glitch.
  • It's too cold; I need to wear my boots outside.

How to use Boot

Use 'boot' in both casual and formal contexts when referring to footwear. Not suitable for describing non-footwear items, like a computer boot.

Grammar pattern

standalone noun

Memory hint

Think of a 'boot camp'—where you wear durable boots for tough training.

Related words

Collocations with Boot

Synonyms for Boot

Opposites of Boot

  • sandal
  • slipper

Common mistakes with Boot

  • Confused with 'boot' as a verb meaning to start a computer.
  • Using 'boot' to refer to shoes that don't cover the ankle.
  • Incorrectly pluralizing 'boot' as 'bootses'.

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Frequently asked questions about Boot

What does Boot mean?

A type of shoe that covers the foot and goes up the ankle or higher.

What is the definition of Boot?

a strong shoe that covers the foot and ankle and often the lower part of the leg

How do you use Boot in a sentence?

I bought a new pair of boots for winter.

Can you give another example of Boot?

He slipped on his hiking boots before the trek.

What are synonyms for Boot?

Common alternatives include crawl.

What is the opposite of Boot?

Opposite meanings include sandal, slipper.

What words go with Boot?

It commonly pairs with heavy, light, lightweight, pair, have on, wear, put on, polish, as tough as old boots, the toe of somebody’s boot, car, open, close, shut, in the boot.

What are common mistakes when using Boot?

Confused with 'boot' as a verb meaning to start a computer. Using 'boot' to refer to shoes that don't cover the ankle. Incorrectly pluralizing 'boot' as 'bootses'.

How do you pronounce Boot?

US: /["/buːt/"]/, UK: /["/buːt/"]/. Listen to the audio above to hear native pronunciation.

When should I use Boot?

Use 'boot' in both casual and formal contexts when referring to footwear. Not suitable for describing non-footwear items, like a computer boot.

What CEFR level is Boot?

"Boot" is at A1 level on the CEFR scale.