boot the ball
collocation踢球
He booted the ball over the fence.
他把球踢过了栅栏。
踢
booted — past of boot
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踢
to kick
He booted the football over the fence into the neighbor's yard.
他把足球踢过栅栏，落进了邻居家的院子。
踢
To kick.
穿上靴子,尤指骑马时
To put boots on, especially for riding.
boot
Base
原形
boots
3rd person
第三人称单数
booting
-ing
现在分词
booted
Past
过去式
booted
Past participle
过去分词
He boots the computer every morning.
他每天早上启动电脑。
She booted the system yesterday.
她昨天启动了系统。
The technician is booting the server now.
技术员正在启动服务器。
规则动词，过去式和过去分词加-ed。
She boots the ball to the left every time she takes a penalty.
她每次罚点球时都把球踢向左边。
Stop booting the ball so hard; you might hit a window.
别把球踢得那么用力，你可能会打破窗户。
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踢球
He booted the ball over the fence.
他把球踢过了栅栏。
踢开门
The firefighters booted the door open to rescue the family.
消防员踢开门，救出了那家人。
把某人赶出去；撵走某人
He was booted out of the meeting for causing trouble.
他因为惹麻烦而被赶出了会议。
踢某人的小腿
She booted him in the shin under the table.
她在桌子底下踢了他的小腿。
穿着马靴、带着马刺；整装待发
The cavalry were booted and spurred, ready to ride.
骑兵们穿着马靴、带着马刺，准备出发。
把某人解雇；撵走某人
They gave him the boot for always being late.
他们因为他总是迟到而把他解雇了。
被解雇；被赶走
She got the boot for using her phone at work.
她因为上班时用手机而被解雇了。
而且；再者；另外
She is smart and hardworking to boot.
她很聪明，而且也很勤奋。
发长 /uː/ 音 (如 food, boot)
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把boot联想成脚上的靴子：用靴子踢出去——所以动词boot就是‘踢’。
语域：mixed 常见场景：体育（如足球）、骑马/户外 该词作动词有两个义项，语域略有不同：作“踢”解时多用于较随意的口语或体育场景；作“给……穿上靴子”解时多用于骑马等户外场合。两种用法语境差异明显，因此整体标为混合。
与 boot 押韵的词有 root、shoot、loot、hoot、moot，它们都发 /ut/ 音。注意 foot 拼写相似，但发音为 /fʊt/，与 boot 不同。
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