Was heißt »boo­ten« auf Englisch?

Synonyme

in­i­ti­a­li­sie­ren:

initialize

star­ten:

start

Antonyme

an­hal­ten:

urge

be­en­den:

close

complete

conclude

end

finish

terminate

wind up

stop­pen:

stop

Englische Beispielsätze

• Tom always keeps a set of jump leads in the boot of his car.

• The soldier's boot was stuck in the mud.

• What's in that beach bag in your car boot?

• My guitar is in the boot of my car.

• Tom put his bags into the boot, hopped into the car and drove off.

• Tom opened the boot.

• The most logical place to keep your spare tyre is in the boot of your car.

• I opened the boot.

• Tom opened the boot and took out the spare tyre.

• Tom keeps a spare pair of shoes in the boot of his car.

• That box is too big to put in the boot.

• You were meant to open the bonnet, not the boot.

• Tom opened the boot and found it empty.

• Could you put these bags in the boot?

• It was cold and windy to boot.

• Put your bag in the boot.

• It's in the boot.

• My toolbox is in the boot.

• You should clean out the boot of your car.

• Don't put anything else in the boot.