combat boot
ˈkɒmbæt buːt
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Definition of combat boot - Reverso English Dictionary

Noun

1.
militaryboot designed for soldiers in combat situations
  • The soldier laced up his combat boots before the mission.
army boot
2.
fashionheavy leather boot popular in punk and goth fashion
  • She wore combat boots with her punk outfit.
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Images of combat boot

  • combat boot: boot designed for soldiers in combat situations
    boot designed for soldiers in combat situations
  • combat boot: heavy leather boot popular in punk and goth fashion
    heavy leather boot popular in punk and goth fashion

Expressions with combat

locked in combatadj.
engaged in a fight or battle
The two knights were locked in combat on the battlefield.
armed combatn.
confrontation involving weapons between individuals or groups
The gang members were involved in armed combat.
combat injuryn.
harm to soldiers during battle
The soldier received a combat injury during the mission.
combat zonen.
city district known for high crime and vice
The neighborhood was labeled a combat zone by the police.
close combatn.
physical fight at very short distance
The soldiers were trained in close combat.
combat missionn.
operation with direct fighting against opposing forces
The unit prepared for a combat mission at dawn.

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.
ankle bootn.
boot that reaches just above the ankle
His ankle boots complemented his jeans perfectly.
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.

Terms related to combat boot

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battlecombatdurablefootwearmilitaryprotectionsoldiertacticalbootfashiongothheavy

Examples of combat boot in a sentence

  • He polished his combat boots to a shine for the inspection.
  • Combat boots are a staple in goth fashion.
  • He paired his combat boots with a leather jacket.

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  1. French:rangers, ...
  2. German:Kampfstiefel, ...
  3. Italian:anfibio, anfibi, ...
  4. Spanish:bota de combate, bota militar, ...
  5. Portuguese:bota de combate, bota militar, ...
  6. Chinese:作战靴, 工装靴, ...
  7. Japanese:戦闘用ブーツ, 戦闘ブーツ, ...
  8. Arabic:حذاء عسكري, حِذاء قِتالي, ...
  9. Hebrew:מַגָּף קְרָבִי, מַגָּף צְבָאִי, ...
  10. Russian:берцы, грубые ботинки, ...
  11. Ukrainian:бойовий черевик, берці, ...
  12. Hindi:कॉम्बैट बूट, लड़ाई के जूते, ...
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