jackbooted
adjective uk/ˈdʒækˌbuː.tɪd/ us/ˈdʒækˌbuː.t̬ɪd/
穿着皮靴（或军靴）的
wearing jackboots (= long leather boots as worn by soldiers or police who are thought of as violent or cruel)
a jackbooted thug 一个穿着皮靴的暴徒
Jackbooted guards marched them off to camps. 穿着军靴的守卫把他们押送到营地。
See: jackboot
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- It was hard to spot the jackbooted police that some would have us believe are standing on every street corner.
- The students were protesting about their country's jackbooted military regime.
- Jackbooted soldiers marched behind them.