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Meaning ofbootin English

boot

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Pluralboots
Past Tensebooted
Participle Verbbooting
Third Person Singularboots

Definitions

Noun
1. a shoe covering the leg; for sports
2. a car's luggage storage compartment
3. a deicing device on an aircraft's wing
  The aircraft was equipped with a boot to prevent ice formation.
4. a device to immobilize a vehicle
  The police used a boot to immobilize the car.
5. profit or advantage; benefit
  The new policy brought a significant boot to the company's revenue.
Verb
1. to be helpful; beneficial
  The tax reform will boot the local economy.
2. to eject or kick someone out
  The manager had to boot the employee who was not performing well.
3. to start or restart a computer system
  The IT specialist will boot the server to apply the latest updates.
4. to forcibly disconnect or eject (someone); terminate access
  The network administrator will boot the user who is hogging the bandwidth.
5. to start a system (e.g. computer) using its boot process
  The technician will boot the system in safe mode to troubleshoot the issue.

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