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The German word for boot is
Stiefel





boot

Gender

The gender of Stiefel is masculine. E.g. der Stiefel.

German Definition


boot
     Substantiv:
     [1] Kleidung: der Stiefel
     [2] (US-amerikanisch) Militär, salopper Jargon: Rekrut der Marine, der sich einer Grundausbildung unterzieht
     [3] (britisch) der Kofferraum
     [4] der Fußtritt
          [1] Please take your dirty boots off before you come in the house.
          [2] After my first full year in the Marine Corps, I was still a boot..
          [3] Put the bag in the boot of the car.
          [4] He punched me in the face and gave me a boot.
     Verb:
     [1] Computertechnik (Kurzform für bootstrap): einen Computer durch Laden eines Startprogramms betriebsbereit machen
     [2] einen Fußtritt geben
     [3] jemanden rausschmeissen
          [1] Press the red key to boot the computer.
          [2] The soccer player booted the ball into the net.
          [3] Because of our gross behavior, we were booted from the group meetings.



Translations for boot and their definitions

Kofferraum
     n. boot, trunk (luggage storage compartment of a car)
          Das Schloss meines Kofferraumes ist defekt. - The lock of my trunk is defective.


Stiefel
     n-m. boot (shoe)


Booten
     n. dative plural of Boot
     v. (computing) to boot


obendrein
     adv. besides, additionally, also


starten
     v. to start (race car, airplane, etc.) (+aux, sein)
          Die Maschine ist pünktlich gestartet. - The plane started on time.
     v. to start something (+aux, haben)
          Ich habe den Computer gestartet. - I've started the computer.


Laden
     n. shop
          Wann schließen hier die Läden? - When do the shops close around here?
     n. (informal) any establishment entertaining guests, especially a pub or bar, but also a hotel, restaurant, discotheque, etc.
          Was kostet denn das Bier hier in dem Laden? - So how much is a beer in this place?
     n. (informal) a (usually organised) group of people and its affairs: a company, political party, club, school, etc.
          Ich bin den ganzen Laden so leid. - I’m so fed up with the whole bunch.
     n. shutter (window shutter)
     n. loading
     v. to load (something) e.g. into a container or onto a vehicle, to load up
     v. to load (some weapon)
     v. to load (some data) from a store
     v. to download from a network
     v. to charge (a battery or capacitor) with electricity
     v. to invite
     v. to summon


noch dazu
     adv. to boot, into the bargain, for good measure


Booten
     n. dative plural of Boot
     v. (computing) to boot


hochfahren
     v. to drive upwards/northwards
     v. (computing) to boot
     v. to become upset


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