Questions about example sentences with, and the definition and usage of "Boot"

A: Usually referring to turning on a computer or electric device.

A: Training camp

A: In England the trunk of a car is known as the "boot" and the hood is the "bonnet", I think.

A "Boot" is also a device that cops and parking authorities put on your wheel then you've parked illegally to hold your car until a tow truck arrives.

A: "Boots" en anglais veut dire "des bottes"

"Boot" en anglais peut également signifie "Donner un coup de pied"
ou "expulser"

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"démarrer" par exemple, démarrer l'ordinateur - boot up the computer

A: I don't think any words have that pronunciation in American English. "Put" is the closest word for /bʊt/ since it's pronounced /pʊt/, but /guːd/ just sounds like an accent on "good."