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booted

/boo-tid/US // ˈbu tɪd //UK // (ˈbuːtɪd) //

已开机,已开机的,已启动,已获批准

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Definitions

adj.形容词 adjective
  1. 1
    • : equipped with or wearing boots.
    • : Ornithology. covered with a continuous horny, bootlike sheath.

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Examples

  • As the system booted up, Beck noticed that an abnormal number of terminals were active.

  • Their leader, Wayne LaPierre, even referred to the Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco and Firearms as "jack-booted thugs."

  • And what of those hundreds of thousands of Jews booted from Arab lands?

  • The group so extreme it got booted from al Qaeda controls huge swaths of territory.

  • Harry Hudson can pinpoint the exact minute he was booted out of the Garden of Eden.

  • No thick-booted undergraduates' holiday-parties nor furry art-students with knickers and bare throats here.

  • Once more booted we struggle on, uphill now, on a stony path, and very stiff work it is.

  • "I was just booted out, ten minutes ago," Parr informed him.

  • Bo Rayner's little, booted feet were tied together with one end of a lasso and the other end trailed off over the ground.

  • Some of these have been represented covered with mail armor and the foot and leg booted and spurred.