boot virus
n.
el virus de arranque
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boot [1]
1 bota f
(=ankle boot) borceguí m
IDIOMS to die with one's boots on morir con las botas puestas
IDIOMS now the boot is on the other foot (Brit) ahora se ha dado vuelta a la tortilla
IDIOMS to give sb the boot * despedir a algn, poner a algn en la calle *
IDIOMS to get or be given the boot * ser despedido
IDIOMS he was quaking or shaking or trembling in his boots le temblaban las piernas
IDIOMS to lick sb's boots hacer la pelotilla a algn *
IDIOMS to put the boot in (Brit)
* emplear la violencia (fig) obrar decisivamente
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big →
A6
2 (Brit, Aut) maletero m , baúl m (S. Cone) , maletera f (Andes, Chile) , cajuela f (Mex)
3 (US, Aut) Denver boot cepo m
1 *
(=kick) dar un puntapié a
to boot sb out * poner a algn de patitas en la calle *
2 (Comput) boot up cebar, inicializar
c vi (Comput) boot up cebar, inicializar
d cpd
♦
boot boy
* n (Brit) camorrista m
♦
boot camp n
(in army)
campamento m militar
(=prison) prisión civil con régimen militar prisión civil con régimen militar
♦
boot polish n betún m
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boot sale n (Brit) car boot sale mercadillo m (en el que se exponen las mercancías en el maletero del coche)
Translation English - Spanish Collins Dictionary
boot [2]
to boot adv
liter además, por añadidura
Translation English - Spanish Collins Dictionary
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