Pinyin of boots, stroke order of boots, meaning of boots

Order of strokes

Fine edition of boots

• ◎ Boots 鞾 Name (1) (Pictorial sound. From leather to sound. Leather, leather. Original meaning: long shoes with height above ankle bone) Same as the original meaning [boots] Some people ride donkeys with boots to the gate of Zhao—— Book of Jin (2) Another example is the boot leaf (a foldable ticket clip tucked into the boot sleeve); Boots bucket (boots); Boots and blouses (clothes worn when riding a horse); Boots and gowns (official gowns worn when wearing boots)
• boots xuē ㄒㄩㄝˉ ◎ Shoes with long sleeves: boots. Riding boots. Leather boots. Cotton boots.
• Long shoes. [Words]: "leather boots", "rain boots", "riding boots". Also called boots.
• Long shoes. [Words]: leather boots, rain boots, riding boots △ boots

Basic explanation of boots

boots

xuē ㄒㄩㄝˉ

◎ Shoes with long sleeves: boots. Riding boots. Leather boots. Cotton boots.

Pictographs of boots

English explanation of boots

Name (boots) boots; shoe；

Words of boots

• Boot leaf :

  Folding clip made of silk or leather. It is used to hold name stickers, documents, money tickets, etc. Because Kesai is hidden in the boot, it is called "boot leaf". Sometimes it is also in my arms. The fourth chapter of Moonlight Trace: "Zixiu goes to the boot page

• Boots :

  It is also called "鞾 shoes". Boots. The Book of Zhou · The Biography of Wang Bo: "He is strict and urgent. Some officials have threatened to make private statements. He has no time to beat and pounce. Instead, he takes his own shoes and holds them to attack." Tang Zhang Zhuo's "Youxian Cave": "Luo

• Riding boots :

  ◎ Horse boots

• Hunting boots :

  ◎ Hunting boot li è xu è [Hunting boot] A kind of sturdy thick and heavy leather boot, often up to the knee, and the upper of the boot from the instep to the top is fastened with strips

• Pretty boots :

  See "Man 鞾".

• Wear boots and hats :

  ◎ Wearing boots and hats chu à nxu e - d à im à o (1) [wear]: the way of wearing clothes, shoes and hats or the habit of wearing boots and hats, each has his own preference (2

• Morning boots :

  See "Chaochu".

• Bootie :

  It used to be called the same prostitute. The third and second chapters of the Official Show: "I'm glad that he often goes to the Fishing Alley on weekdays and has a friendship with Yu Jinchen."

• Bootie :

  Hu dress style when riding a horse from a palace man or a scholar's wife in the Tianbao era of Kaiyuan, Tang Dynasty. The Old Book of the Tang Dynasty · Annals of Public Clothes: "At the beginning of the Yuan Dynasty, all the people riding horses from the palace wore beards and beautiful makeup

• Pipe shoe :

  ◎ Pipe shoe

Idioms with Boots

The first word is the idiom of boots: I swear to death with boots and knives

The second word is the idiom of boots: attempt an ineffective solution attempt an ineffective solution Wear boots and hats Take off boots and polish ink attempt an ineffective solution

The third word is the idiom of boots: Look like boots

The fourth word is the idiom of boots: