"boot" in inglés with examples - Collocation dictionary inglés
- His black boots were thick with dust and looked as if they hadn't been polished for months.
- Your boots look beat-up and busted down, but I guess they'll get you through the door of most places.
- His boots looked like the sort made for baton twirlers.
- The attached boots alone looked like they could fit a size 20 foot.
- Her boots, at least, were new, and when the dust was brushed from them, looked quite well.
- The boots looked a little funny under them, but he'd pass.
- Those particular boots looked as though they'd hitchhiked to hell and back without getting a single ride.
- His boots looked comfortable, and hadn't been polished in some time.
- She tossed him his boots and looked away again, but not before he'd seen the sheen of tears in her eyes.
- Sure, those new boots looked great on the shelf and even better on your feet.
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