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boost

1. noun to give sb/sth a ~ encourager qn/stimuler qch.

2. transitive verb stimuler (economy, sales);
   encourager (investment);
   augmenter (profit);
   to ~ sb's confidence redonner confiance à qn;
   to ~ morale remonter le moral.

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'boost' found in these entries:

English:

lift - stimulus

French:

grossir - regonfler - relancer

boost: WordReference English-French Dictionary © 2009

Principal Translations
boost	(rise)	nf	hausse
boost	(promote)	v	promouvoir ⇒
Additional Translations:
boost	(encouragement)	nm	encouragement (renfoncer - morale, etc.)
boost		v	revigorer ⇒ (relancer)
boost		v	doper ⇒ (économie)
boost		v	booster ⇒
boost		v	relever ⇒
boost	(increase)	v	augmenter ⇒ (vitesse)
boost	(push)	v	pousser ⇒
Compound Forms/Formes composées
give a boost to sth		v	donner un nouvel essor à qch
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