boom

boom
[buːm]
sustantivo
1barrera (f) (Naut) (barrier); botavara (f) (for sail)
2jirafa (f) (cine & televisión)
sustantivo
1auge (m) (boom) (m) (economic)
  • boom town -> ciudad (f) en auge
verbo intransitivo
2estar en auge, dispararse (business, trade)
sustantivo
1estruendo (m) retumbo (m) (sound)
verbo intransitivo
2retumbar (thunder, gun)

boom [bum]
sustantivo
1(Mar.) Botalón, palo largo con un motón hecho firme en una cabeza para pasar las escotas de las ala
sustantivo
2Cadena para cerrar un puerto.
3Estampido, estrépito, estruendo (of guns, explosion), bramido (sound of waves, wind).
4Jirafa (de micrófono).
5Bonanza, auge, prosperidad repentina.
  • Boom town -> ciudad que está en auge
  • Boom times -> época de gran prosperidad comercial
  • Boom industry -> industria en auge
verbo neutro (intransitivo)
1Hacer ruido profundo y resonante, como el de las olas del mar, o el estampido de un cañón; tronar, retumbar. (n)
2Moverse con violencia; ir a velas desplegada (n)
sustantivo
3(Fam. E.U.) Aumentar rápidamente de valor en el mercado o ganar en favor. (Familiar) (m)
  • Boom out -> retumbar, resonar
Vivir un boom (market, industry).va. Favorecer, anunciar y fomentar algo muy enérgicamente.

boom [buːm]
noun
[of guns] estruendo; (m) estampido; (m) [of thunder] retumbo; (m) trueno; (m)
verb:intransitive
[+voice, radio] (also boom out) resonar; retumbar; [+sea] bramar; [+gun] tronar; retumbar;
verb:transitive
(also boom out) tronar
boom [buːm]
noun
1 (Náut) botalón; (m) botavara; (f)
2 (across harbour) barrera; (f)
3 [of crane] aguilón; (m) [of microphone] jirafa; (f)
boom [buːm]
noun
(in an industry) auge; (m) boom; (m) (period of growth) expansión; (f)
in boom conditions en condiciones de prosperidad repentina
verb:intransitive
[+prices] estar en alza; [+commodity] tener mucha demanda; [+industry, town] gozar de un boom; estar en auge
business is booming el negocio está en auge
modifier
boom economy (n) economía de alza; (f)
boom market (n) mercado de alza; (m)
boom town (n) ciudad beneficiaria del auge; (f)

Verb Conjugation for "boom"

Imperative
  • boom
  • you boom
  • he/she booms
  • we boom
  • you boom
  • they boom
Preterite
  • I boomed
  • you boomed
  • he/she boomed
  • we boomed
  • you boomed
  • they boomed
Present Continuous
  • I am booming
  • you are booming
  • he/she is booming
  • we are booming
  • you are booming
  • they are booming
Present Perfect
  • I have boomed
  • you have boomed
  • he/she has boomed
  • we have boomed
  • you have boomed
  • they have boomed
Past Continuous
  • I was booming
  • you were booming
  • he/she was booming
  • we were booming
  • you were booming
  • they were booming
Past Perfect
  • I had boomed
  • you had boomed
  • he/she had boomed
  • we had boomed
  • you had boomed
  • they had boomed
Future
  • I will boom
  • you will boom
  • he/she will boom
  • we will boom
  • you will boom
  • they will boom
Future Perfect
  • I will have boomed
  • you will have boomed
  • he/she will have boomed
  • we will have boomed
  • you will have boomed
  • they will have boomed
Future Continuous
  • I will be booming
  • you will be booming
  • he/she will be booming
  • we will be booming
  • you will be booming
  • they will be booming
Present Perfect Continuous
  • I have been booming
  • you have been booming
  • he/she has been booming
  • we have been booming
  • you have been booming
  • they have been booming
Future Perfect Continuous
  • I will have been booming
  • you will have been booming
  • he/she will have been booming
  • we will have been booming
  • you will have been booming
  • they will have been booming
Past Perfect Continuous
  • I had been booming
  • you had been booming
  • he/she had been booming
  • we had been booming
  • you had been booming
  • they had been booming

boom
(pl booms)
[bum]
masculine noun
1boom

boom [boom]
noun
1Boom. (m)
  • Dar boom a un problema -> to exaggerate a problem

boom [bum]
sustantivo:masculino
boom
dar boom a un problema to exaggerate a problem; make a meal of a problem
boom inmobiliario property boom

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