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be/get booted {NAmE, informal) if you or your car is booted, a piece of equipment is fixed to the carJs wheel so that you cannot drive it away, usually because the car is illegally parked通常为非法停放的汽车>> 车轮 上装制动装置see also clamp v•⑶1:1,boot sb— 'out (of sth) {informal) to force sb to leave a place or job 赶走;解雇 THROW OUT

boot-boy /'buitboi/ noun {BrB) 1 [informal) a violent young man, especially one with very short hair and big heavy boots (尤指蓄短发穿厚重子的)凶暴小青年

2                  in the past, a boy employed to clean boots and shoes (旧时的丨擦鞋男童

'boot camp noun 1 a training camp for new members of the armed forces, where they have to work hard 新 兵训练营 2 a type of prison for young criminals where there is strict discipline (青少年ill的)劳教营 'boot-cut adj. [usually before noun] boot-cut trousers/ pants are slightly wider at the bottom of the legs where the material goes over the feet or shoes (裤子裤脚套 鞋面的,盖没脚面的

bootee (also bootie) /bur'ti:/ noun 1 a bab^s sock, worn instead of shoes i织婴)L鞋;编织婴儿袜a pair /bootees 双驾鞋穿的编织婴儿袜2 a woman’s short boot短筒女靴

booth /bu:6 NAmE bu:0/ noun 1 a small confined place where you can do sth privately, for example make a telephone call, or vote不受千的划定空_J如电话 亭、投票间等):a phone ?>ooth电话亭◊ a poHing/ voting booth 投票间see also photo booth, toll- booth 2 a small tent or temporary structure at a market, an exhibition or a fairground, where you can buy things, get information or watch sth 临时合摊 (:;或放映棚等3 a place to sit in a restaurant which consists of two long seats with a table between them (餐馆中的)火车座,卡座

.Boot !HiH noun [U] {US, informal, humorous) (in the Wild West) a place where people are buried it (美国西大

荒地区的坟地

boot-lace /'buitleis/ noun [usually pi.] a long thin piece of leather or string used to fasten boots or shoes 鞋带 .bootlace 'tie noun a tie that is as thin as a piece of string细(如鞋带的)领带 bootleg /'buitleg/ adj., verb

                  fw/y. [only before noun] made and sold illegally 非法制造 販卖的a boorfeg cassette (= for example, one recorded illegally at a concert):’非法录制的盒式磁带see also pirate boot-leg noun a bootleg of the concert

制的音乐会节目

                  verb (-gg-) [VN] to make or sell goods, especially alcohol, illegally非法生产或销售(商品,尤指酒)►bootlegger noun booMeg*ging noun[\J]

boot-lick-er /'buitlika(r)/ noun {informal, disapproving) a person who is too friendly to sb in authority and is always ready to do what they want 马屁精>匕〇〇^_1(1<- ing /'buitlikirj/ noun [U]

boot-strap /'buitstraep/ noun IliTOl pull/drag yourself up by your (own) 'bootstraps {informaf) to improve your situation yourself, without help from other people

自力更生

booty /'buiti/ {pi. -ies) noun 1 [U] valuable things that are stolenespecially by soldiers in a time of war 赃 物;掠夺物;焱利品 Elia loot 2 [U]..(/>?/omK7/) valuable tilings that sb winsbuys or obtains (贏得、购买:得 到的)贵重物品When we got home om our day’s shopping, we laid all our booty out on the floor,

物一天回到家里,把搜罗到的好东*都摊开摆在地板上。

3                  [C] [informal, especially NAmE) the part of the body that you sit on 屁股 H771 buttocks to shake your booty f= to dance with great energy)扭屁股(指用 i跳舞)

boo.ty.li.cious /,bu:ti'lijas/ adj. {informal, especially /s/Amb sexually attractive 性感的 booze /bu:z/ noun, verb

                  fiown [U]    alcoholic drink 酒精饮料

verb [V] {informal) (usually used in the progressive tenses 通常用于进行命to drink alcohol, especially in large