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Pocket Oxford Spanish Dictionary © 2005 Oxford University Press:
boom1 /bu:m/ sustantivo
  1. (Econ, Fin) boom m
  1. (sound of guns, explosion) estruendo m
boom2 verbo intransitivo
  1. [guns] tronar(conj.⇒);
    [voice/thunder] retumbar
  1. (usu in -ing form) [market/industry] vivir un boom

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Diccionario Espasa Concise © 2000 Espasa Calpe:
boom [bu:m]
I nombre
1   Econ boom, prosperidad repentina
2   (ruido) estruendo, trueno: the boom was heard for miles around, se escuchó el estruendo en muchos kilómetros alrededor
3   Náut botavara
4   (grúa) pluma
    
II verbo intransitivo
1   estar en auge: business is booming, los negocios marchan muy bien
2   (sonido) retumbar



boom: WordReference English-Spanish Dictionary © 2009
Compound Forms:
boom microphonen cinematrografíajirafa
boom microphonen cinematrografíamicrófono boom
boom microphonen cinematrografíamicrófono de boom
boom-and-bust cyclen (alternating extremes in economic situation) Españaaltibajos nmpl
 Argauge y decadencia n
enjoy a new boomvolver a estar en auge v
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