boot-cut in the Oxford-Hachette French Dictionary

Translations for boot-cut in the English»French Dictionary

I.boot out VB [Brit buːt -, Am but -] (boot [sb] out, boot out [sb])

boot out (from club, institution)

renvoyer

boot out (from company, house)

mettre à la porte

I.boom out VB [Brit buːm -, Am bum -] (boom out)

boom out music, sound:

boom out

retentir

II.boom out VB [Brit buːm -, Am bum -] (boom [sth] out, boom out [sth])

boom out person: speech

brailler

boom out loudspeaker: announcement

faire retentir

boom out drum: rhythm

faire retentir

I.root out VB [Brit ruːt -, Am rut -] (root out [sth], root [sth] out)

root out corruption, inefficiency:

root out

traquer

II.root out VB [Brit ruːt -, Am rut -] (root [sb] out, root out [sb])

root out

déloger

booth [Brit buːð, buːθ, Am buθ] N

booth (in language lab)

cabine f

booth (in restaurant)

alcôve f

booth (at fairground)

baraque f

telephone booth, telephone box Brit N

telephone booth

cabine f téléphonique

booty [Brit ˈbuːti, Am ˈbudi] N

1. booty (stolen goods):

booty

butin m

2. booty Am (person's bottom):

booty inf

derrière m

booty inf

fesses fpl

booty call [ˈbuːti kɔːl, Amˈbudi ˌkɔl] N

booty call (invitation)

invitation f à un plan cul vulg sl

booty call (rendez-vous)

rendez-vous m pour un plan cul vulg sl

moon boots N npl

moon boots

après-ski mpl

bow out VB [Brit baʊ -, Am baʊ -] (resign)

bow out

prendre congé, tirer sa révérence inf

ooze out VB [Brit uːz -, Am uz -]

ooze out

s'écouler

boot-cut in the PONS Dictionary

Translations for boot-cut in the English»French Dictionary

boot out VB trans inf

boot out

flanquer à la porte

root out VB trans

root out

éliminer

I.look out VB trans Brit

look out

trouver

II.look out VB intr

1. look out (face a particular direction):

to look out on sth

regarder qc

2. look out (watch out, be careful):

to look out for sb/sth

se méfier de qn/qc

3. look out (look for):

to look out for sb/sth

rechercher qn/qc

to look out for oneself

chercher le meilleur pour soi

to look out for number one

penser à ses propres intérêts

booty [ˈbu:ti, Am -t̬i] N

booty

butin m

election booth N

election booth → polling booth

See also polling booth

polling booth N Brit, Aus

polling booth

isoloir m

booth [bu:ð] N

1. booth (cubicle):

booth

cabine f

polling booth

isoloir m

2. booth (stall at fair):

booth

stand m

telephone booth, telephone box N Am

telephone booth

cabine f téléphonique

trot out VB trans

trot out examples, excuses:

trot out

ressortir

blot out VB trans

blot out view

boucher

blot out thought, memory

faire disparaître

vote out VB trans

vote out person

ne pas réélire

vote out bill

rejeter

Monolingual examples (not verified by PONS Editors)

English

The boot-cut style ended up dominating the fashion world for 10 years.

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The bell-bottoms of the 1960s and 1970s can be distinguished from the flare or boot-cut pants of the 1990s and 2000s by the tightness of the fabric at the knee.

en.wikipedia.org

For years, the market has cycled through every possible permutation of jean: boot-cut, super skinny, boyfriend, high-waisted.

www.theglobeandmail.com

You know the way you feel sorry for people wearing flares and boot-cut jeans because they obviously come from the country?

www.independent.ie

Or people stop buying boot-cut jeans and buy skinny jeans instead.

www.slate.com

This included pleather pants, yoga pants, metallic clothing, sequin dresses, crop tops, tube tops, maxi coats, maxi skirts, and boot-cut jeans and trousers.

en.wikipedia.org

And while a more slender silhouette remains on-trend, she said it all boils down to comfort, with the roomier boot-cut fit also on offer.

www.winnipegfreepress.com

He had us all wearing boots and boot-cut jeans.

www.rollingstone.com