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1 to get the boot
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чизма, висок чевел, клоца, багажник (во кола)користи, вредиv брка, клоца* * *n. 1. чизма; military boots војнички чизми; riding boots чизми за јавање; *to die with one's boots on загинување на военото поле; *to get the boot да се биде отпуштен; *to lick smb.'s bootда му се лижат на некому чизмитеpete; *you can bet your boots тоа е сосема сигурно;2. (Br.) багажник (see also trunk I 5);3. (colloq.) удар со нога;4. (Am. navy, marines) регрут;5. (in pl, hist.) шпански чизми; boot II v tr (colloq.) удирање со нога; boot II v intr (colloq.) (only: to boot) ами; he is not unly stupid, but lazy to boot тој е не само глуп, туку и мрзливn. чизма; high boot, riding boot - висок чевел, чизма за јавање, lace boots чизма на врзување;2. (амер.) новак, регрут; корист; компј. подигнување на системот, бутирање. Процес на вклучување на компјутерскиот систем во работа. Во текот на бутирање, програмот запишан во РОм меморијата ја испитува внатрешната меморија, присуството и исправноста на периферни уреди (флопи или тврд диск), влезно-излезни портови, го бара оперативн 80
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