put the boot in （或 into someone）

更新日期：2026-08-14

词语	put the boot in （或 into someone）
释义	put the boot in （或 into someone） Brit. informal kick someone hard when they are on the ground 〈英, 非正式〉（在对方倒地后）狠狠踢上一脚。 ■ figurative treat someone in a cruel way, especially when they are vulnerable 〈喻〉残忍地对待某人。
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