BOOT - Translation from English into German

in the PONS Dictionary

I. boot [bu:t] N

1. boot (footwear):

boot

Stiefel m <-s, ->

ankle boot

Stiefelette f <-, -n>

knee boot

kniehoher Stiefel m

walking [or hiking]boot

Wanderschuh m <-(e)s, -e>

wellington boot , Am rubber boot

Gummistiefel m <-s, ->

work boot

Arbeitsschuh m

2. boot inf (kick):

boot

Stoß m <-es, Stö̱·ße>

to get the boot fig

hinausfliegen inf

to give sb the boot fig

jdn hinauswerfen inf

to put the boot in Brit (kick sb brutally)

jdn mit Fußtritten fertigmachen

to put the boot in fig (make a situation worse)

einer Sache die Krone aufsetzen

3. boot AUTO:

boot Brit (for luggage)

Kofferraum m <-(e)s, -räume>

boot Am (wheel clamp)

Wegfahrsperre f <-, -n>

4. boot Brit also hum inf (woman):

old boot

Schreckschraube f <-, -n> inf

5. boot (moreover):

to boot

obendrein

to boot

überdies

Phrases:

to bet one's boots that ... inf

darauf wetten, dass ...

to be/get too big for one's boots

hochnäsig sein/werden

to die with one's boots on [or in one's boots]

in den Sielen sterben

to feel one's heart drop into one's boots

merken, wie einem der Arsch auf Grundeis geht sl

the boot's on the other foot Brit

die Lage sieht anders aus

to have one's heart in one's boots

das Herz in der Hose haben

to lick sb's boots

jdm die Füße küssen fig

II. boot [bu:t] ADJ COMPUT

boot block [or record]

Urladeprogrammblock m

boot disk

Startdiskette f <-, -n>

boot partition

Bootpartition f

boot partition

Startpartition f

III. boot [bu:t] VB trans inf

to boot sth

etw dat einen Tritt versetzen [o. geben]

to be booted off sth

achtkantig aus etw dat fliegen sl

IV. boot [bu:t] VB intr COMPUT

boot

laden <lädt, lud, geladen>

BOOT N

BOOT abbreviation of build own operate transfere FIN

BOOT

Betreibermodell nt

boot out VB trans inf

to boot sb out

jdn hinauswerfen

to boot sb out of a company

jdn rausschmeißen inf [o. feuern]

to boot sb out of the house

jdn aus der Wohnung/aus dem Haus rausschmeißen

boot up VB trans

to boot up ⇆ the computer

den Computer hochfahren

ˈboot camp N Am

boot camp

Ausbildungslager nt

ˈfoot·ball boot N Brit

football boot

Fußballschuh m <-(e)s, -e>

ˈhalf-boot N

half-boot

Halbstiefel m <-s, ->

half-boot

Stiefelette f <-, -n> CH

hob·nailed boot [ˌhɒbneɪldˈ-, Am ˌhɑ:b-] N

hobnailed boot

Nagelschuh m

hobnailed boot

genagelter Schuh

ˈrid·ing boot N

riding boot

Reitstiefel m <-s, ->

rub·ber ˈboot N

rubber boot

Gummistiefel m <-s, ->

ˈski boot N

ski boot

Skischuh m

ski boot

Skistiefel m <-s, -> FRG

boot strapping N INV-FIN

boot strapping (Nullkupon-Anleihen-Entbündelung: Prinzip zur Ermittlung einer Zinsstrukturkurve)

Bootstrapping nt

ˈboot-cut ADJ FASHION

boot-cut

Bootcut-

boot-cut trousers

leicht ausgestellte Hose

ˈthigh boot N

thigh boot

Overknee-Stiefel m (der bis zu den Oberschenkeln reicht)

wel·ling·ton ˈboot [ˈwelɪŋtən-] N Brit

wellington boot

Gummistiefel m <-s, ->

OpenDict entry

rain boot N

rain boot (meist pl) Am

Gummistiefel m

Present

I	boot
you	boot
he/she/it	boots
we	boot
you	boot
they	boot

Past

I	booted
you	booted
he/she/it	booted
we	booted
you	booted
they	booted

Present Perfect

I	have	booted
you	have	booted
he/she/it	has	booted
we	have	booted
you	have	booted
they	have	booted

Past Perfect

I	had	booted
you	had	booted
he/she/it	had	booted
we	had	booted
you	had	booted
they	had	booted