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Definition of to boot - Reverso English Dictionary
Adverb
emphasisDated furthermore, emphasizing an extra pointDated
- He won the race and set a record to boot.
- She finished her work early and got a bonus to boot.
- The meal was delicious and affordable to boot.
Terms with to boot included in their meaning
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ski equipment
stiff boot fastened to a ski with bindings
clothing
boot or stocking that reaches up to the knees
riding
pointed device on a rider's boot to urge a horse
clothing
boot reaching up to the thigh
clothing
waterproof boot reaching up to the knee
concealed weapon
knife designed to be carried in or on a boot
clothing
boot reaching halfway up to the knee
stretching support
shoetree with supports to stretch boot leg
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- French:en plus, ...
- German:außerdem, ...
- Italian:per di più, ...
- Spanish:también, ...
- Portuguese:além disso, ...
- Chinese:而且, ...
- Japanese:さらに, ...
- Arabic:وفوق ذلك, ...
- Hebrew:בְּנוֹסָף לְכָךְ, ...
- Russian:в придачу, ...
- Ukrainian:до того ж, ...
- Hindi:इसके अलावा, ...
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