Vietnamese Word: "giày bốt"
Definition: "Giày bốt" is the Vietnamese word for "boot," which refers to a type of footwear that covers the foot and is usually made of leather or other durable materials. Boots often extend above the ankle and are designed for various uses, including fashion, work, and outdoor activities.
Usage Instructions:You can use "giày bốt" when talking about different styles of boots, whether they are for fashion, work, or outdoor activities. It can refer to both high and low boots.
Examples: 1. Tôi mua một đôi giày bốt mới cho mùa đông.
(I bought a new pair of boots for winter.)
Advanced Usage: In more advanced conversations, you might use "giày bốt" in phrases that describe the type or purpose of the boots, like: - Giày bốt đi mưa (rain boots) - Giày bốt quân đội (military boots) - Giày bốt thể thao (sports boots)
Word Variants: - "Giày" means "shoe," and "bốt" specifically refers to the boot style. - You may also encounter terms like "giày cao cổ" which means "high-top shoes" or "giày lười" (slip-on shoes) as variants in the footwear category.
Different Meanings:While "giày bốt" primarily refers to boots, in some contexts, it may also indicate a specific style of boots, such as "combat boots" or "fashion boots," depending on the conversation.
Synonyms: - "Giày cao cổ" (high-top shoes) - "Giày đi mưa" (rain shoes) - "Giày thể thao" (sports shoes) can sometimes be used in a broader context but are not direct synonyms.