baby boom in the Oxford Spanish Dictionary

Translations for baby boom in the English»Spanish Dictionary

baby boom N

baby boom

boom m de la natalidad

Translations for baby boom in the English»Spanish Dictionary

I.boom¹ [Am bum, Brit buːm] N (loud sound)

boom (of waves, wind)

bramido m

boom (of guns, explosion)

estruendo m

II.boom¹ [Am bum, Brit buːm] VB intr (make loud sound)

boom wind/waves:

bramar

boom guns:

tronar

boom explosion:

producir un estruendo

III.boom¹ [Am bum, Brit buːm] VB trans (say with loud voice)

boom

decir con voz resonante

boom

decir con voz de trueno

I.boom² [Am bum, Brit buːm] N

boom ECON, FIN

boom m

the boom of the twenties

el boom económico de los años 20

a period of economic boom

un período de auge or boom económico

a boom in house prices

un boom en el precio de la vivienda

to go from boom to bust

pasar del boom a la quiebra

attr boom industry

industria f en auge

boom year

año m de boom or de gran prosperidad

II.boom² [Am bum, Brit buːm] VB intr usu in -ing form

boom market/industry:

boom

vivir un boom

sales are booming

hay un boom de (las) ventas

boom³ [Am bum, Brit buːm] N

1. boom NAUT:

boom (in modern sailing ships)

botavara f

boom (in square-rigged ships)

botalón m

2. boom (on crane):

boom

brazo m

boom

pluma f

3. boom (for microphone):

boom

jirafa f

boom

boom m

4. boom (floating barrier):

boom

barrera f flotante

I.baby <pl babies> [Am ˈbeɪbi, Brit ˈbeɪbi] N

1.1. baby (infant):

baby

bebé m

baby

niño m / niña f

baby

bebe m / beba f Peru RioPl

baby

guagua f And

I'm going to have a baby

estoy embarazada

I'm going to have a baby

voy a tener un hijo or un niño

I'm having a baby in May

espero un niño para mayo

she's having the baby at home

va a tener el niño or a dar a luz en casa

he cried like a baby

lloró como un niño

don't be such a baby!

¡no seas niño!

to leave sb holding the baby Brit

cargarle el muerto a alguien inf

to throw the baby out with the bathwater

tirar las frutas frescas con las pochas

1.2. baby (animal):

baby

cría f

1.3. baby (youngest member):

baby

benjamín m / benjamina f

1.4. baby (pet, concern) inf:

the campaign is her baby

la campaña es su proyecto or su criatura

2. baby:

baby (girlfriend) esp Am inf

nena f inf

baby (girlfriend) esp Am inf

chica f

baby as form of address

nena

baby as form of address

cariño

baby (boyfriend)

chico m

baby as form of address

cariño

II.baby [Am ˈbeɪbi, Brit ˈbeɪbi] ADJ

1. baby (infant):

baby boy

niño m

baby boy

nene m

baby boy

varón m esp LatAm

baby girl

niña f

baby girl

nena f

my baby brother/sister

mi hermanito/hermanita

a baby bear

un osito

2. baby (small):

baby clams/corn

pequeño

III.baby <babies babying babied> [Am ˈbeɪbi, Brit ˈbeɪbi] VB trans

baby

mimar

baby

malcriar

baby boom in the PONS Dictionary

Translations for baby boom in the English»Spanish Dictionary

I.boom¹ [bu:m] ECON VB intr

boom

estar en auge

II.boom¹ [bu:m] ECON N

boom

boom m

III.boom¹ [bu:m] ECON ADJ

boom

en alza

a boom time

un período de prosperidad

a boom town

una ciudad próspera

I.boom² [bu:m] N (sound)

boom

estruendo m

II.boom² [bu:m] VB intr

to boom (out)

tronar

to boom (out) voice

resonar

III.boom² [bu:m] VB trans

boom

tronar

boom³ [bu:m] N

1. boom (floating barrier):

boom

barrera f

2. boom NAUT:

boom

botavara f

3. boom (for a microphone):

boom

jirafa f

I.baby [ˈbeɪbi] N

1. baby (child):

baby

bebé m

to expect/have a baby

esperar/tener un bebé

2. baby (youngest person):

baby

benjamín m

3. baby inf (term of address):

baby

nene(-a) m (f)

Phrases:

to throw out the baby with the bathwater

tirar las frutas frescas con las pochas

II.baby [ˈbeɪbi] ADJ

1. baby person:

baby

infantil

2. baby tomato, carrot:

baby

pequeño, -a

III.baby [ˈbeɪbi] VB trans

baby

mimar

Monolingual examples (not verified by PONS Editors)

English

This could have been because of the baby boom that occurred between the late 1940s and early 1960s.

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The post-war baby boom led to a significant increase in children in the area.

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The borough is also experiencing a baby boom.

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This baby boom period ended midway through the 1960s.

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The monograph includes research on single fathers as parents, how baby boom women balance work and family, and egalitarian couples.

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Due to the baby boom and passing of a $25 million building levy by the school district in 1947, a new high school was slated.

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Beginning with the baby boom generation, the number of young women entering religious orders has not been sufficient to replace retiring sisters.

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It reached is peak enrollment in 1959 with 1402 students and used additional buildings to accommodate the students of the baby boom.

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The postwar baby boom of the 1950s enabled the town to reach a peak population of 8,600 in 1961.

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The baby boom specifically created a demand for maternity and nursing bras, and television provided new promotional opportunities.

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