This phrase literally translates to 'die with your boots on'. It is used to refer to someone who is always ready to face challenges, hardworking, or dies doing what they love or fulfilling their duty. It's often used to describe someone who never gives up, no matter the situation.
Examples
- Spanish: Mi abuelo trabajó hasta el último día de su vida. Realmente murió con las botas puestas.
- English: My grandfather worked until the last day of his life. He really did die with his boots on.