boot out

• Verbe à particule signifiant renvoyer ou expulser quelqu'un d'un lieu, d'un emploi ou d'un poste, souvent de manière soudaine ou sans ménagement.

A phrasal verb used to indicate the act of forcing someone to leave a place, job, or position, often abruptly or unceremoniously.

indénombrable · transitif · phrasal, séparable

1. Expel or dismissinformal

   To force someone to leave a place, job, or organization, often abruptly.

   Expulser ou renvoyer

   • The manager booted him out for being late too often.
   • They were booted out of the club for causing trouble.
   • The student was booted out of school for cheating.

   Synonymesbanishcast outdismissejectevictexpelkick outoustthrow outturf out

   Antonymesacceptadmitincluderetainwelcome

2. Remove or discardinformal

   To get rid of something, especially something unwanted or unnecessary.

   Jeter, se débarrasser

   • I booted out all the old files from my computer.
   • She booted out the broken furniture from the house.
   • We need to boot out these outdated ideas.

   Synonymeschuckdiscarddispose ofdumpeliminateget rid ofjunkscrapshedthrow awaytoss

   Antonymeskeepkeep inretain

Verbe de baseboot