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ESLPod_0205_WE_0085 Shopping for Shoes In this podcast, the word "boot" means a type of shoe with a tall top that covers the lower part of your leg: "Before going into the river, the fishermen put on their rubber boots." As a verb, "to boot" is an informal term that means to dismiss someone, usually from a job or a position: "After he was found stealing, he was booted by his company and told to never come back." Or, "She was on a reality show, but was booted after the first show." "To boot," as a verb, can also mean to start a computer: "We had to boot the computer again after the new software was installed."

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ESLPod 205 boot Clothing + Grooming | Shopping

Id	ESLPod_0205_WE_0085
Episode Id	ESLPod 205
Episode Title	Shopping for Shoes
Phrase	boot
Text	In this podcast, the word "boot" means a type of shoe with a tall top that covers the lower part of your leg: "Before going into the river, the fishermen put on their rubber boots." As a verb, "to boot" is an informal term that means to dismiss someone, usually from a job or a position: "After he was found stealing, he was booted by his company and told to never come back." Or, "She was on a reality show, but was booted after the first show." "To boot," as a verb, can also mean to start a computer: "We had to boot the computer again after the new software was installed."
Topics	Clothing + Grooming \| Shopping

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