boom
81boom — [wym. bum] m IV, D. boomu, Ms. boomie, blm ekon. «nagły wzrost koniunktury, szybki, ale nietrwały rozkwit życia gospodarczego; także: krótkotrwała, sztuczna podwyżka kursów papierów wartościowych na giełdzie oraz cen towarów» Boom gospodarczy.… …
82boom — A term for dessert after you ve had a big meal. You have no room left, but you ve gotta go boom. That open face turkey sandwich was all I need, but I definitely saved room for boom …
83boom — A term for dessert after you ve had a big meal. You have no room left, but you ve gotta go boom. That open face turkey sandwich was all I need, but I definitely saved room for boom …
84boom — tudi bum a [búm] m (ȗ) publ. nagel, kratkotrajen dvig gospodarske aktivnosti: nemški gospodarski boom / investicijski boom ◊ rad. v vse smeri gibljivo stojalo, na katerem visi mikrofon …
85boom — bonas statusas T sritis ekologija ir aplinkotyra apibrėžtis Plūduriuojanti užtvara iš plūdžių, sulaikanti išsiliejusios naftos ar jos produktų plitimą akvatorijoje. atitikmenys: angl. boom; oil barrier; oil boom vok. Ölsperre, f; Ölstopschlauch,… …
86Boom — der Boom, s (Mittelstufe) plötzlicher wirtschaftlicher Aufschwung Synonym: Hochkonjunktur Beispiel: Das Baugewerbe erlebt zur Zeit einen Boom …
87boom·er — /ˈbuːmɚ/ noun, pl ers [count] : a person born during a period of time when many babies were born : a person born during a baby boom a television program that is popular among boomers [=baby boomers; people who were born during the baby boom after …
88boom — See: LOWER THE BOOM …
89boom — See: LOWER THE BOOM …
90boom — 1. verb /buːm/ a) To make a loud, resonant sound. Business was booming. b) To exclaim with force, to shout, to thunder. 2. noun /buːm/ a) A low pitched, resonant sound, such as of an explosion …
