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der Boom <-s, -s> [buːm] (Engl)
1. ECON
plötzlicher wirtschaftlicher Aufschwung
■ Aktien-, Bau-
2.
plötzliches Interesse an einer Sache
Altes Blechspielzeug erlebt momentan einen regelrechten Boom.
boo·men <boomt, boomte, hat geboomt> [ˈbuːmen] VB without obj
etwas boomt inf einen Boom erleben
Präsens
ichboome
duboomst
er/sie/esboomt
wirboomen
ihrboomt
sieboomen
Präteritum
ichboomte
duboomtest
er/sie/esboomte
wirboomten
ihrboomtet
sieboomten
Perfekt
ichhabegeboomt
duhastgeboomt
er/sie/eshatgeboomt
wirhabengeboomt
ihrhabtgeboomt
siehabengeboomt
Plusquamperfekt
ichhattegeboomt
duhattestgeboomt
er/sie/eshattegeboomt
wirhattengeboomt
ihrhattetgeboomt
siehattengeboomt
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Examples from the PONS Dictionary (editorially verified)
etwas boomt inf einen Boom erleben
etwas boomt inf einen Boom erleben
Altes Blechspielzeug erlebt momentan einen regelrechten Boom.
Altes Blechspielzeug erlebt momentan einen regelrechten Boom.
Monolingual examples (not verified by PONS Editors)
Die Fabriken stellen wieder Waschmaschinen und Kühlschränke her und der Straßenbau boomt.
de.wikipedia.org
Sie boomte zwischen 1913 und 1914, als sie über 50.000 Passagiere und 90.000 Tonnen Fracht transportierte, wobei der Güterverkehr hauptsächlich aus Marmor und Kalkstein bestand.
de.wikipedia.org
Die Spuren wurden getrennt vermietet, und der Zubehörverkauf boomte.
de.wikipedia.org
Bis 1939 boomte die Kalkindustrie und beschäftigte ungefähr 100 Arbeiter.
de.wikipedia.org
Der Erzabbau boomte mit der Erschließung weiterer Abbaugebiete und dem Einsatz neuer Technologien.
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