Botte (en. Boot)

/bɔt/

Meaning & Definition

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noun

Definition_text: A type of tall shoe.

Example_sentence: She wears leather boots for the winter.

Elle porte des bottes en cuir pour l'hiver.

Definition_text: A bundle of stems or leaves, often in an orderly manner.

Example_sentence: He picked a bunch of asparagus at the market.

Il a cueilli une botte d'asperges au marché.

Definition_text: A quantity of something, often used in a context of gathering.

Example_sentence: He brought a bouquet of flowers for his mother.

Il a apporté une botte de fleurs pour sa mère.

Etymology_origin: Comes from Old French 'botte', meaning 'bundle' or 'package'.

Phrase: put on the boots

Meaning: To prepare or equip oneself for a task.

mettre les bottes

Phrase: a bundle of joy

Meaning: A great happiness.

une botte de joie

Phrase: have some boot

Meaning: To be in good shape or health.

avoir de la botte

Related_word: shoemaker

Description: Artisan who makes boots.

bottier

Related_word: ankle boot

Description: Short or small boot.

bottillon

Related_word: garden boot

Description: Boot used for gardening, often made of rubber.

botte de jardin

Slang_meaning: A collection of concerns or problems.

Example: I have a bunch of things to sort out this week.

J’ai une botte de trucs à régler cette semaine.

Slang_meaning: A set of skills or talents.

Example: She has a bunch of hidden talents.

Elle a une botte de talents cachés.