I wax my boots chiefly to waterproof them.

我给打蜡主要是为防水。

I heard the heavy tread of Dad's boots.

我听到父亲沉重踩踏声。

Mary wore handsome go-go boots to the discotheque last night.

玛丽穿着一双入时马参加昨晚舞会。

Lace your boots firmly or the lace will come undone.

把你系紧, 不然鞋带会松开。

I bloused my trousers over my boots.

我使裤管松垂在面。

He tucked his trousers neatly into his boots.

他把裤腿利落地塞进里 。

Charlotte heard the scrunch of boots on gravel.

夏洛特听到长筒走在砾石路嘎吱嘎吱声响。

This steak’s as tough as old boots.

这块牛排跟牛皮一样嚼不动。

The nails in his boots grated on the stones.

他钉在石出嘎嘎声。

The rain will take the shine off my boots.

这场雨会使我失去光泽。

Victorian men developed fetishes focusing on feet, shoes, and boots.

维多利亚时期男性对脚、鞋和有恋物癖。

The bootblack shines your boots.

擦鞋匠擦亮你皮。

He laced up his boots.

他系紧鞋带。

How much did they sting you for that pair of boots?

这双他们敲你多少钱?

Walking through that wet grassland, our boots were caked with mud.

穿过那片湿草地,我们粘满烂泥。

Rubber boots are impervious to water.

橡皮是不透水。

My boots were caked with mud.

我有厚厚一层泥。

Milly and Mollyslipped the big,brown,straw sunhat under thefourth pair of boots andran all the way back totheir picnic basket.

5米莉和茉莉把这顶棕色大草帽压在第四双鞋下面，然后一路跑回自己野餐篮。

He landed catfooted on the blackened streak—still hot enough to scorch his boots—that his landing had gouged into the deck.

他轻轻落到大片由迫降带摩擦出黑焦痕，其温度之高仍然足以烫焦他。

"Keep off oil, or else it will perish your rubber boots."

"不要碰油,否则会把你橡胶鞋弄坏。"