boot in Kurdish
boot in Kurdish is pêlav, hilavêtin — boot means a sturdy shoe that covers the foot and part of the leg.
boot in Kurdish
pêlav
hilavêtin
(slang) To vomit.
What does "boot" mean?
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noun A sturdy shoe that covers the foot and part of the leg.
"These waterproof boots kept my feet dry through the muddy fields."
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noun The luggage storage compartment of a car (British English); called a "trunk" in American English.
"The boot was so full of luggage that it would not close."
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noun A device clamped to a car's wheel to immobilize it, usually for unpaid fines (also called a wheel clamp).
"The council fitted a boot to the van after it was left on double yellow lines."
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verb To kick something or someone.
"She booted the door open because her hands were full of shopping."
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boot in a sentence
- These waterproof boots kept my feet dry through the muddy fields.
- He left one muddy boot by the door again.
- The boot was so full of luggage that it would not close.
- Open the boot and I will help you lift the pushchair in.
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What is "boot" in Kurdish?
"boot" in Kurdish is pêlav, hilavêtin. boot means: A sturdy shoe that covers the foot and part of the leg.
How do you use "boot" in a sentence?
Example: "These waterproof boots kept my feet dry through the muddy fields." In Kurdish, "boot" is pêlav, hilavêtin.
Are there other ways to say "boot" in Kurdish?
Yes — Kurdish has 2 translations listed for "boot": pêlav, hilavêtin.
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