Definition of bota in English:

bota

noun ˈbəʊtə

1Originally: a measure of capacity for liquid, used especially in Spain and Portugal and varying according to locality and the nature of the contents. In later use: a large cask for wine or other liquids, the capacity of which varies according to the contents and locality.
2A small wine flask made of leather or goatskin which may be slung over the shoulder or chest, having a narrow nozzle from which wine is squirted directly into the mouth.

noun ˈbəʊtə

A boot, especially for riding. Also (in plural): leather leggings or similar protective coverings for the legs.

Origin

Early 18th century; earliest use found in Ephraim Chambers (?1680–1740), encyclopaedist. Partly from Spanish bota, and partly from Portuguese bota<br>early 19th century. From Spanish bota.

Definition of bota in US English:

bota

nounˈbəʊtə

1Originally: a measure of capacity for liquid, used especially in Spain and Portugal and varying according to locality and the nature of the contents. In later use: a large cask for wine or other liquids, the capacity of which varies according to the contents and locality.
2A small wine flask made of leather or goatskin which may be slung over the shoulder or chest, having a narrow nozzle from which wine is squirted directly into the mouth.

nounˈbəʊtə

A boot, especially for riding. Also (in plural): leather leggings or similar protective coverings for the legs.

Origin

Early 18th century; earliest use found in Ephraim Chambers (?1680–1740), encyclopaedist. Partly from Spanish bota, and partly from Portuguese bota<br>early 19th century. From Spanish bota.

单词	bota
释义	Definition of bota in English: bota noun ˈbəʊtə 1Originally: a measure of capacity for liquid, used especially in Spain and Portugal and varying according to locality and the nature of the contents. In later use: a large cask for wine or other liquids, the capacity of which varies according to the contents and locality. 2A small wine flask made of leather or goatskin which may be slung over the shoulder or chest, having a narrow nozzle from which wine is squirted directly into the mouth. noun ˈbəʊtə A boot, especially for riding. Also (in plural): leather leggings or similar protective coverings for the legs. Origin Early 18th century; earliest use found in Ephraim Chambers (?1680–1740), encyclopaedist. Partly from Spanish bota, and partly from Portuguese bota<br>early 19th century. From Spanish bota. Definition of bota in US English: bota nounˈbəʊtə 1Originally: a measure of capacity for liquid, used especially in Spain and Portugal and varying according to locality and the nature of the contents. In later use: a large cask for wine or other liquids, the capacity of which varies according to the contents and locality. 2A small wine flask made of leather or goatskin which may be slung over the shoulder or chest, having a narrow nozzle from which wine is squirted directly into the mouth. nounˈbəʊtə A boot, especially for riding. Also (in plural): leather leggings or similar protective coverings for the legs. Origin Early 18th century; earliest use found in Ephraim Chambers (?1680–1740), encyclopaedist. Partly from Spanish bota, and partly from Portuguese bota<br>early 19th century. From Spanish bota.
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