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boot

UK
/buːt/
US
/but/
boot up

Translations

bootnoun
boots
pl
UK
/buːt/
US
/but/
He put on his boot before going outside.
Он надел ботинок перед выходом на улицу.
The computer's boot process was interrupted.
Процесс загрузки компьютера был прерван.
Additional translations
начальная загрузка
пинок
багажник
Synonyms
footwear
wellie
high-top
ankle boot
galosh
shoe
bootverb
booted
Past Simple
booted
Past Participle
booting
Gerund
UK
/buːt/
US
/but/
I need to boot the computer before we start.
Мне нужно запустить компьютер, прежде чем мы начнем.
They decided to boot him from the team.
Они решили выгнать его из команды.
Additional translations
стартовать
пнуть
Synonyms
launch
initiate
kick off
activate
start
bootadjective
UK
/buːt/
US
/but/
Used attributively, chiefly in computing, to describe items related to the start-up of a computer system (e.g., boot disk, boot sector).

Definitions

bootnoun
A sturdy item of footwear covering the foot and ankle, and sometimes extending up to the knee or hip.
She wore a pair of leather boots to keep her feet warm in the snow.
The trunk of a car, used for storage.
He put the groceries in the boot before driving home.
A protective casing or cover, often used in machinery or electronics.
The engineer replaced the rubber boot on the gear shift to prevent dust from entering.
A kick, especially a strong or forceful one.
He gave the ball a powerful boot, sending it flying across the field.
A device used to immobilize a vehicle, typically for parking violations.
The parking officer placed a boot on the car's wheel for unpaid tickets.
Dismissal from employment, a place, or a position; an act of being forced to leave.
After the third warning, he finally got the boot.
The process of starting or restarting a computer or operating system.
The laptop froze during boot and had to be restarted again.
bootverb
To kick something or someone forcefully.
He booted the ball across the field.
To start up a computer or operating system.
She booted the computer to begin her work.
To eject or expel someone from a place or position.
The manager booted him from the team for his misconduct.
To attach an immobilizing wheel clamp to a vehicle, typically for parking violations.
The traffic warden booted the illegally parked car within minutes.
bootadjective
Relating to or used for starting a computer or operating system.
Insert the boot disk before powering on the machine.
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