botas - Translation in LEO’s English ⇔ Spanish Dictionary

Possible base forms

botas
botar (Verb)

Nouns

boot   - footwear	la bota
wine cask	la bota (de vino)
goatskin container, traditionally used to contain wine, typical of Spain. Its most traditional use is as a wine container	la bota (de vino)
riding boots [SPORT.]	las botas de montar  f. pl.   [Horseriding]
Puss in Boots	el Gato con Botas  usually without article   - personaje
army boot [MIL.]	bota militar
welly   or: wellie  sg., usually in plural: wellies   chiefly  (Brit.) [coll.]	las botas de agua  f. pl.
Wellington boots	botas de agua
wellington  sg., usually in plural: wellingtons   chiefly  (Brit.)	las botas de agua  f. pl.
wellington boot  sg., usually in plural: wellington boots   chiefly  (Brit.)	las botas de agua  f. pl.
wellington  sg., usually in plural: wellingtons   chiefly  (Brit.)	las botas de goma  f. pl.
wellington boot  sg., usually in plural: wellington boots   chiefly  (Brit.)	las botas de goma  f. pl.
winter boots  pl.	las botas de invierno  f. pl.
wellington  sg., usually in plural: wellingtons   chiefly  (Brit.)	las botas de lluvia  f. pl.

Verbs

to hop  | hopped, hopped |	botar
to jump  | jumped, jumped |	botar
to leap  | leaped/leapt, leaped/leaptleaped/leapt |	botar
to ricochet  | ricocheted/ricochetted, ricocheted/ricochettedricocheted/ricochetted |	botar
to boing  | boinged, boinged |	botar
to bounce  | bounced, bounced |   - jump	botar
to spring  | sprang, sprung |   - jump	botar
to bound  | bounded, bounded |   - jump	botar
to bounce back	botar   - p. ej.: pelota, rebotar
to recoil  | recoiled, recoiled |	botar   - p. ej.: pelota
to rebound  | rebounded, rebounded |   - bounce back	botar   - p. ej.: pelota, rebotar
to lay so. ⇔  off	botar a alguien (Lat. Am.: C. Rica; Cuba; Venez.)
to make redundant  | made, made | (Brit.)	botar a alguien (Lat. Am.: C. Rica; Cuba; Venez.)
to remove so.  | removed, removed |	botar a alguien (Lat. Am.: C. Rica; Cuba; Venez.)

Adjectives / Adverbs

white-booted  adj.

de botas blancas

Phrases / Collocations

to clean up  | cleaned, cleaned | [coll.]	ponerse las botas [fig.]
to gorge (oneself) on sth.  | gorged, gorged |	ponerse las botas [fig.]
to get on the gravy train [fig.]	ponerse las botas [fig.]
to stoke up  | stoked, stoked | [coll.]   - consume a large amount of food	ponerse las botas [fig.]
Puss in Boots	El gato con botas   - cuento   [Fairy Tales]
to pig out (on sth.)  | pigged, pigged | [sl.]	ponerse las botas [fig.]   - comida
to clear out [coll.]	darse el bote [fig.]
to do a runner  | did, done | [coll.] (Brit.)	darse el bote [fig.]
to scarper  | scarpered, scarpered | (Brit.) [coll.]	darse el bote [fig.]
to scoot  | scooted, scooted | [coll.]	darse el bote [fig.]
to scram  | scrammed, scrammed | [coll.]	darse el bote [fig.]
to vamoose  | vamoosed, vamoosed | [coll.]   chiefly  (Amer.)	darse el bote [fig.]
to clear away  | cleared, cleared |	darse el bote [fig.]
to go AWOL [coll.] [fig.]	darse el bote [fig.]

Orthographically similar words

boast

bocas, bolas, bosta, bota, botar, gotas, notas