单词 | boom |
释义 | noun | verb boomboom1 /bum/ ●○○ S3 noun 1INCREASE IN BUSINESS [singular] social studies, economics a rapid increase of business activity: boom in a boom in new car salesa construction/property/oil etc. boom the post-war property boomboom times/years (=when profits are being made) → see also boom town2WHEN something IS POPULAR [singular] a period when something suddenly becomes very popular or starts happening a lot: The fitness boom started in the 1970s.boom in the boom in girls’ soccerbaby/population boom (=a time when a lot of babies are born)3SOUND [countable] a deep loud sound that you can hear for several seconds after it begins, especially the sound of an explosion or a large gun: Witnesses heard the first loud boom at 3.03 p.m.boom of the boom of thunder → see also sonic boom4LONG POLE [countable] a)a long pole on a boat that is attached to a sail at the bottom b)a long pole used as part of a piece of equipment that loads and unloads things c)a long pole that has a camera or microphone on the end5ON A RIVER [countable] something that is stretched across a river or a bay to prevent things floating down or across it: a log boom noun | verb boomboom2 ●○○ verb 1[intransitive usually in progressive] if business, trade, or a particular area is booming, it is very successful SYN flourish: We’re happy to report that business is booming this year.2[intransitive usually in progressive] if interest in something is booming, it is quickly becoming more and more popular: Interest in organic food is booming.3[intransitive] (also boom out) to make a loud deep sound: Guns boomed in the distance.4[transitive] (also boom (something) out) to say something in a loud deep voice—booming adjective: a booming economy |
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