BOOT - Перевод английский на итальянский

I. boot¹ [брит. buːt, америк. but] СУЩ.

1. boot:

boot (footwear)

stivale м.

boot (for workman, soldier)

scarpone м.

thigh boot

stivalone

climbing boot

scarpone da montagna

hiking boot

pedula, scarponcino da trekking

football, rugby boot брит.

scarpa da football, da rugby

to put the boot in

infierire also перенос.

2. boot брит. АВТО. ТЕХ.:

boot

baule м.

boot

bagagliaio м.

3. boot (dismissal) разг.:

to get the boot

essere licenziato, buttato fuori

to give sb the boot

licenziare, buttare fuori qn

4. boot (kick):

boot разг.

calcio м.

to give sth a boot

dare un calcio a qc

a boot up the backside

un calcio nel sedere also перенос.

5. boot америк. АВТО. ТЕХ. (wheelclamp):

boot

ceppo м. bloccaruote

boot

ganascia ж. (bloccaruote)

6. boot америк. (puncture patch):

boot

toppa ж.

7. boot америк. (recruit):

boot разг.

spina ж.

II. boot¹ [брит. buːt, америк. but] ГЛ. перех.

1. boot (kick) разг.:

boot person, ball

dare un calcio a

2. boot ИНФОРМ. → boot up

III. boot¹ [брит. buːt, америк. but]

as tough as old boots meat:

duro come una suola di scarpa

the boot is on the other foot брит.

le cose sono esattamente al contrario, la situazione si è capovolta

to be or get too big for one's boots брит.

montarsi la testa

to lick sb's boots

leccare i piedi a qn

you can bet your boots that …

puoi scommetterci (la testa) che … or puoi star certo che …

boot up ГЛ. [buːt -] (boot [sth] up, boot up [sth]) ИНФОРМ.

boot up computer, system

avviare

boot² [брит. buːt, америк. but] СУЩ.

to boot

per giunta or per di più

hunting boot [ˈhʌntɪŋˌbuːt] СУЩ.

hunting boot

stivale м. da caccia

climbing boot [ˈklaɪmɪŋˌbuːt] СУЩ.

climbing boot

scarpone м. da montagna

top boot [америк. ˈtɑp ˌbut] СУЩ.

top boot

stivalone м. alla scudiera

ankle boot СУЩ.

ankle boot

stivaletto м.

hiking boot [брит. ˈhʌɪkɪŋ buːt] СУЩ.

hiking boot

pedula ж.

desert boot [брит., америк. ˈdɛzərt ˌbut] СУЩ.

desert boot

clark ® ж.

boot polish [ˈbuːtˌpɒlɪʃ] СУЩ.

boot polish

lucido м. per scarpe

boot drive [ˈbuːtˌdraɪv] СУЩ. ИНФОРМ.

boot drive

unità ж. di inizializzazione

английский

итальянский

I. boot [bu:t] СУЩ.

1. boot (footwear):

boot

stivale м.

ankle boot

stivaletto м.

rubber boot

stivale м. di gomma

2. boot разг. перенос.:

boot (kick)

pedata ж.

(dismissal from job) to get the boot

essere messo alla porta

to give sb the boot

mettere qu alla porta

3. boot ИНФОРМ.:

boot

avvio м.

boot

inizializzazione ж.

warm/cold boot

avvio a caldo/a freddo

Выражения:

the boot's on the other foot

se ha vuelto la tortilla

to be too big for one's boots разг.

montarsi la testa

to lick sb's boots

leccare i piedi a qu

to shake in one's boots разг.

tremare come una foglia

II. boot [bu:t] ГЛ. перех. разг.

1. boot (kick):

boot

dare una pedata a

2. boot перенос. разг. (fire from job):

boot

mettere alla porta

3. boot ИНФОРМ.:

boot

avviare

boot

inizializzare

Выражения:

to boot

per di più

boot out ГЛ. перех. разг.

boot out

buttar fuori qu a pedate

half boot СУЩ.

half boot

stivaletto м.

ski boot СУЩ.

ski boot

scarpone м. da sci

итальянский

английский

stivale

boot

scarpone

(walking) boot

scarpone da sci

ski boot

scarpone da montagna

climbing boot

CAR

boot camp

baule

boot

cold boot

cold boot

stivaletto

ankle boot

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

Одноязычные примеры (не проверены редакцией PONS)

Another late 80s-early 90s favourite was the high-healed ankle boot or bootee.

www.stuff.co.nz

This year, however, there is some good news for fans of the unique rubber boot that is celebrated for its weatherproof qualities.

www.businessinsider.com.au

Then the man's boot unbuckles by itself.

en.wikipedia.org

Unless it's the fifth, in which case boot the mangy thing up the guts.

www.theroar.com.au

And when he finally escaped from the car boot after three days, how come his clothes were just elegantly rumpled?

www.dailymail.co.uk