ankle boot
ˈæŋkl̩ buːt
ankle boot: boot that reaches just above the ankle
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Definition of ankle boot - Reverso English Dictionary

Noun

fashionboot that reaches just above the ankle
  • His ankle boots complemented his jeans perfectly.
  • She wore ankle boots to the winter festival.
  • Ankle boots are trending this autumn season.
anklet bootie
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  • ankle boot: boot that reaches just above the ankle
    boot that reaches just above the ankle

Expressions with ankle

ankle bitern.
small child, especially a toddler
The park was full of ankle biters running around..
ankle tapn.
defensive move to trip an opponent by tapping their ankle
The player used an ankle tap to stop the runner.
ankle braceletn.
jewelry worn around the ankle
She wore a gold ankle bracelet to the party.
ankle sockn.
sock reaching just up to the ankle
He prefers ankle socks for running.
turn one's anklev.
twist the ankle in a painful or harmful way
She turned her ankle while running on the trail.
ankle strapn.
band around the ankle used to hold a shoe or support
The sandal has an adjustable ankle strap with a small buckle.

Expressions with boot

boot outv.
forcefully remove someone from a place
They decided to boot out the unruly guest.
boot upv.
begin operating using its bootstrap procedure
The computer takes a minute to boot up.
get the bootv.
be evicted or forced to leave a place
They got the boot from the apartment for not paying rent.
give someone the bootv.
dismiss someone from a job or position
The company gave him the boot after the scandal.
give the bootv.
end a relationship with someone
She finally gave the boot to her unfaithful boyfriend.
put the boot inv.
kick a fallen opponent
The player put the boot in during the match.
full as a bootadj.
extremely full after eating or drinking
After the feast, I was full as a boot.
army bootn.
sturdy footwear for soldiers in combat
He laced up his army boots before the march.
cowboy bootn.
boot with fancy stitching worn by cowboys
She admired the cowboy boots with intricate designs.
hiking bootn.
resistant boot designed for hiking on rough terrains
She wore her hiking boot for the mountain trek.

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Terms with ankle boot included in their meaning

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half bootn.
footwear
boot that covers the ankle but not the knee
booteen.
ankle boot
short boot for women or children
cam walkern.
walking brace
medical boot for foot and ankle support
chukkan.
clothing
type of ankle-high boot with laces
chukka bootn.
ankle boot
ankle-high boot with open lacing, often leather or suede
chukker bootn.
clothing
ankle-high boot with two or three eyelets for lacing
desert bootn.
type of footwear
ankle-high boot with a suede upper and crepe sole
jodhpur bootn.
clothing
type of ankle-high boot with a strap and buckle

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  1. French:bottine, ...
  2. German:Stiefelette, ...
  3. Italian:stivaletto, ...
  4. Spanish:botín, ...
  5. Portuguese:botas curtas, ...
  6. Chinese:踝靴, ...
  7. Japanese:アンクルブーツ, ...
  8. Arabic:حِذَاء بِرَقَبَة قَصِيرَة, ...
  9. Hebrew:מַגְפּוֹן, ...
  10. Russian:полусапожки, ...
  11. Ukrainian:черевик, ...
  12. Hindi:टखने तक का बूट, ...

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