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Detailed Translations for booted from English to Swedish

booted:

booted adj

  1. booted (in boots)

Translation Matrix for booted:

ModifierRelated TranslationsOther Translations
stövelklädd booted; in boots

Related Words for "booted":


Synonyms for "booted":

  • shod; shodden; shoed

Related Definitions for "booted":

  1. wearing boots1

booted form of boot:

boot [the ~] noun, British

  1. the boot (trunk)
    – British term for the luggage compartment in a car 1
  2. the boot
    – footwear that covers the whole foot and lower leg 1
    stövel
  3. the boot (kick; kicking)
    – the act of delivering a blow with the foot 1

to boot verb (boots, booted, booting)

  1. to boot (start up)
    sparka; starta
    • sparka verb (sparkar, sparkade, sparkat)
    • starta verb (startar, startade, startat)

Conjugations for boot:

present
  1. boot
  2. boot
  3. boots
  4. boot
  5. boot
  6. boot
simple past
  1. booted
  2. booted
  3. booted
  4. booted
  5. booted
  6. booted
present perfect
  1. have booted
  2. have booted
  3. has booted
  4. have booted
  5. have booted
  6. have booted
past continuous
  1. was booting
  2. were booting
  3. was booting
  4. were booting
  5. were booting
  6. were booting
future
  1. shall boot
  2. will boot
  3. will boot
  4. shall boot
  5. will boot
  6. will boot
continuous present
  1. am booting
  2. are booting
  3. is booting
  4. are booting
  5. are booting
  6. are booting
subjunctive
  1. be booted
  2. be booted
  3. be booted
  4. be booted
  5. be booted
  6. be booted
diverse
  1. boot!
  2. let's boot!
  3. booted
  4. booting
1. I, 2. you, 3. he/she/it, 4. we, 5. you, 6. they

boot

  1. boot

Translation Matrix for boot:

NounRelated TranslationsOther Translations
bagagelucka boot; trunk
njutning boot; kick; kicking delight; enjoyment; joy; pleasure
nöje boot; kick; kicking amusement; carousing; delight; enjoyment; entertainment; folly; fun; high jinks; hilarity; jokes; joking; joy; joyfulness; laughs; lunacy; lust; madness; merriment; mirth; nonsense; passion; pastime; pleasure; revelry; roistering; silliness
spark boot; kick; kicking
stövel boot
- bang; charge; flush; iron boot; iron heel; kick; kicking; rush; the boot; thrill
VerbRelated TranslationsOther Translations
sparka boot; start up be discharged; cast out; discharge; dismiss; drop; fire; kick; lay off; release; sack; step; throw out
starta boot; start up be off; begin; build; commence; erect; establish; get under way; initialize; initiate; launch; raise; set; set in; set in motion; set up; start; start off; start to; strike up; take off; take on; undertake
- bring up; reboot
Not SpecifiedRelated TranslationsOther Translations
starta launch; start
OtherRelated TranslationsOther Translations
känga boot
spark kick

Related Words for "boot":


Synonyms for "boot":


Related Definitions for "boot":

  1. the act of delivering a blow with the foot1
    • He needed medical attention after a boot to the face.2
  2. a form of foot torture in which the feet are encased in iron and slowly crushed1
  3. footwear that covers the whole foot and lower leg1
  4. British term for the luggage compartment in a car1
  5. an instrument of torture that is used to heat or crush the foot and leg1
  6. protective casing for something that resembles a leg1
  7. the swift release of a store of affective force1
    • what a boot!1
  8. cause to load (an operating system) and start the initial processes1
    • boot your computer1
  9. kick; give a boot to1

Wiktionary Translations for boot:

boot
verb
  1. to start a system
  2. to profit
  3. vomit
  4. forcibly eject
  5. kick
noun
  1. remedy
  2. profit
  3. heavy shoe that covers part of the leg
  4. archaic: place for baggage at either end of a stagecoach

Cross Translation:
FromToVia
boot bagageutrymme KofferraumRaum für Koffer und anderes Gepäck, meist im hinteren Teil eines PKW
boot boota; starta; boota om booten — ein Computersystem hochfahren, ein Computersystem starten
boot sko chaussure — Ce que l’on met au pied pour se chausser.
boot sko soulierchaussure qui couvrir tout ou seulement une partie du pied.