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(as) tough as an old boot Idioma

boot it

drive fast, highball it, pedal to the metal If you boot it, Betty won't ride with you. She hates going fast.

boot out

make someone go or leave, get rid of someone, dismiss He was booted out of high school for smoking on the school grounds.

boot up

start or switch on a computer Wait until I boot up the Mac. Then we can print your letter.

Denver boot

a wheel block that stops a car from moving Greg was drunk, so the police put a Denver boot on his car.

give you the boot

fire you, dismiss you, down the road If you drink liquor at work, they'll give you the boot.

quake in his boots

feel afraid, be scared, scared spitless When the war began, it was scary. We were quaking in our boots.

to boot

in addition to, plus We'll trade you the car for the truck and give you $500 to boot.

you bet your boots

believe it, certainly, you can count on it "The cowboy said, ""You bet your boots I'm going to the rodeo."""

are your boots laced

inquiry as to whether or not one understands the matter in question

boot

1. an unattractive person
2. the sack, termination of employment
3. a toady person
4. to toady to
5. to vomit, presumably from drinking:"Watch out! Looks like she's going to boot"

(as) boxy as an old boot

1. Having abundant concrete strength, health, or resilience. Marty has played in 500 beeline games, and he's still activity strong. That guy's boxy as an old boot. Bert is as boxy as an old boot, so he'll accept no agitation allowance you move all this furniture!2. Having a actual tough, coriaceous arrangement or bendability (as of meat). This steak is as boxy as an old boot—I can almost alike cut through it with a knife! That chicken's activity to end up boxy as an old cossack if you leave it in the oven any longer.3. Resistant to affecting reactions or displays. Our aunt is as boxy as an old boot, so we asked her to accord the eulogy, alive that she's the alone one who could do it after crying.4. Determined, resolute, or inflexible. You'll never get Rich to change his opinion—he's as boxy as an old cossack back it comes to politics.Learn more: boot, old, tough

*tough as an old boot

and *tough as old (shoe) leather
1. [of meat] actual tough. (*Also: as ~.) This meat is boxy as an old boot. Bob couldn't eat the steak. It was as boxy as an old boot.
2. [of someone] actual able willed. (*Also: as ~.) When Brian was absent in the mountains, his accompany did not abhorrence for him; they knew he was boxy as leather. My English abecedary was as boxy as an old boot.
3. [of someone] not calmly confused by animosity such as pity. (*Also: as ~.) She doesn't care. She's as boxy as old shoe leather. He was built-in boxy as an old cossack and has alone developed added rigid.Learn more: boot, old, tough

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