"O capitão usa botas."

Translation: The captain wears boots.

[saschambaer]

He could be using boots in a different context than wearing, as in: "Any normal person would use worms or something else edible as food, but this retarded captain uses boots as bait." So I'd argue that "use" should be accepted.

[Gyozo_Cserhalmy]

... and he will catch another boot.

[Noe010101]

Couldn't it be in English: 'the captain uses boots'? does it have to be "wears"?

[Paulenrique]

it's the way people say it in English, the most common one, for anything you "wear" (use) on yourself. "I used to wear my hair longer".

[danadares]

What is the difference between 'veste' and 'usa'?

[JoshL.6]

I'm wondering the same. When to use 'veste' and when to use 'usa'? Are they interchangeable?

[Maureen624957]

I'm wondering the same thing about "veste" and "usa".
Obrigada

[Paulenrique]

They mean the same thing here.

[AntonioPiv1]

Botas se pronuncia |bótas| e não |bôtas|