| 词汇 | boot-boy |
| 释义 | boot boy noun[ C ] UK(alsobootboy)uk /ˈbuːt ˌbɔɪ/ us /ˈbuːt ˌbɔɪ/ boot boynoun[C] (CLEANING BOOTS)a young professional football player who cleans the boots of the senior players on a team: 擦鞋童（足球队里为老队员擦鞋的年轻队员） The team needs a makeover, from chairman to boot boys. (especially in the past) a man who cleans other people's boots and shoes, for example in a hotel or a large private house: The boot boy's job sounds exactly like what it is; his job in the great house was to clean all the boots. "I was Peter Beardsley's boot boy when I first started my Newcastle career," he said. He cut his sporting teeth both as a Huddersfield Town bootboy and at Headingley's indoor nets. The butler supervised the footmen, boot boys, pages, and watchmen. Football/soccer 18-yard box 2 3 5 4 3 2 1 4 4 2 4 5 1 football boot football player football pools football pyramid footgolfer footy premiership promedios rabona reducer relegation zone sweeper the Football League treble woodwork You can also find related words, phrases, and synonyms in the topics: Competitors & participants in sports & games People who serve other people boot boynoun[C] (VIOLENT MAN)a young man, usually one of a group, who enjoys behaving violently towards other people: It is clear that some of the British boot boys had gone to Copenhagen looking for conflict, not to watch a match. There was tension at the gig between the skinhead bootboys and the earnest student types. Institutional racism draws a direct link between the racist boot boys and the complacent pen-pushers. The Prime Minister ought to listen to his critics, not deploy boot boys to silence them. The film steers dangerously close to glorifying the boot boys and their poisonous culture. Gangsters, thugs & criminal organizations bully boy firm gangster gangsterism godfather goon henchman hoodlum hooligan intergang mob mobster moll organized crime thug tong triad underworld vice ring Yardie |
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