baby boom in the Oxford-Paravia Italian Dictionary

Translations for baby boom in the English»Italian Dictionary

baby boom [Brit, Am ˈbeɪbi ˌbum] N

baby boom

baby boom m

baby boom

boom m delle nascite

boom baby [ˈbuːmˌbeɪbɪ] N

boom baby → baby boomer

See also baby boomer

baby boomer [ˈbeɪbɪˌbuːmə(r)] N

baby boomer

= persona nata negli anni del baby boom

Translations for baby boom in the English»Italian Dictionary

baby boom

baby boom, boom delle nascite

Translations for baby boom in the Italian»English Dictionary

boom demografico

baby boom

boom delle nascite

baby boom

Translations for baby boom in the English»Italian Dictionary

I.boom¹ [Brit buːm, Am bum] N

1. boom:

boom (of voices, thunder)

boato m

boom (of voices, thunder)

rimbombo m

boom (of cannon)

rombo m

boom (of waves)

muggito m

boom (of organ, drum)

rimbombo m

boom (of explosion)

boato m

2. boom (noise):

boom

bum m

the device went boom

l'ordigno ha fatto bum

II.boom¹ [Brit buːm, Am bum] VB trans (shout)

boom

tuonare

“welcome!” he boomed

“benvenuto!” disse con voce tonante, stentorea

III.boom¹ [Brit buːm, Am bum] VB intr (make a noise)

boom cannon, thunder:

rombare

boom bell:

risuonare

boom voice:

tuonare

boom organ:

rimbombare

boom sea:

muggire

I.boom² [Brit buːm, Am bum] N

1. boom ECON:

boom (period of prosperity)

boom m

boom (period of prosperity)

forte espansione f

boom (in demand, sales etc.)

aumento m improvviso

boom (in demand, sales etc.)

esplosione f (in di)

boom (in prices)

impennata f (in di)

baby boom

baby boom, boom delle nascite

export, consumer boom

boom delle esportazioni, dei consumi

property, credit boom

boom del mercato immobiliare, dei crediti

a boom and bust economy

un'economia a fasi alterne (di espansione e di recessione)

2. boom (increase in popularity):

boom

boom m

boom

successo m travolgente (in di)

II.boom² [Brit buːm, Am bum] ADJ before n

boom economy, industry, sector, town

in forte espansione

boom period, year

di boom

boom share

in forte rialzo

III.boom² [Brit buːm, Am bum] VB trans

1. boom Am (cause to grow):

boom

fare esplodere, fare prosperare

2. boom Am (publicize, push):

boom

lanciare

boom

promuovere

IV.boom² [Brit buːm, Am bum] VB intr

1. boom (prosper):

boom economy, trade, industry:

essere in forte espansione, in pieno boom

boom exports, sales:

aumentare improvvisamente, esplodere

boom prices:

impennarsi

business is booming

gli affari sono in pieno boom

2. boom (increase in popularity):

boom hobby, sport:

essere in pieno boom, avere un successo travolgente

boom³ [Brit buːm, Am bum] N

1. boom NAUT:

boom (spar)

boma mf

boom (barrage)

tangone m

2. boom (on crane):

boom

braccio m

3. boom:

boom CINE, RADIO, TV

giraffa f

boom CINE, RADIO, TV

boom m

to lower the boom on sb Am inf

= imporre a qn la disciplina con provvedimenti restrittivi

I.baby [Brit ˈbeɪbi, Am ˈbeɪbi] N

1. baby (child):

baby

neonato m / neonata f

baby

bambino m / bambina f

baby

bebè m

newborn baby

bambino appena nato or neonato

to have a baby

avere un bambino

Baby Jesus

Gesù Bambino

she's the baby of the family

è la più giovane or piccola della famiglia

don't be such a baby! inf

non fare il bambino!

2. baby (youngest):

baby (of team, group)

il più giovane, la più giovane

3. baby (pet project) inf:

the show, project is his baby (his invention)

lo spettacolo, il progetto è una sua creatura

the show, project is his baby (his special responsibility)

lo spettacolo, il progetto è responsabilità sua

4. baby Am inf:

baby (girlfriend)

ragazza f

baby (as address)

piccola f

baby (boyfriend)

ragazzo m

baby (as address)

piccolo m

5. baby Am inf:

baby (admired object) (car, plane etc.)

gioiellino m

II.baby [Brit ˈbeɪbi, Am ˈbeɪbi] ADJ before n

baby brother, baby sister

fratellino (piccolo), sorellina (piccola)

baby son

bambino, maschietto, figlio piccolo

baby daughter

bambina, femminuccia, figlia piccola

baby monkey, baby penguin

piccolo or cucciolo di scimmia, di pinguino

baby bird

pulcino

baby bird vegetable

baby

baby bird clothes, product, food

per bambini, per bebè

III.baby [Brit ˈbeɪbi, Am ˈbeɪbi] VB trans inf, pej

1. baby (spoil):

baby

viziare

2. baby (treat as a baby):

baby

trattare come un bambino

IV.baby [Brit ˈbeɪbi, Am ˈbeɪbi]

I was left holding the baby inf

rimasi io con il cerino acceso in mano

to throw the baby out with the bathwater inf

buttare via il bambino insieme con l'acqua sporca

smooth as a baby's bottom inf

liscio come il culetto di un bambino

baby boom in the PONS Dictionary

Translations for baby boom in the English»Italian Dictionary

I.boom¹ [bu:m] ECON VB intr

boom

vivere un periodo di boom

II.boom¹ [bu:m] ECON N

boom

boom m inv

III.boom¹ [bu:m] ECON ADJ

a boom time

un periodo di sviluppo economico

a boom town

una città in pieno sviluppo

I.boom² [bu:m] N (sound)

boom

rimbombo m

II.boom² [bu:m] VB intr

to boom (out)

rimbombare

to boom (out) voice

risuonare

III.boom² [bu:m] VB trans

boom

dire con voce tonante

boom³ [bu:m] N

1. boom NAUT:

boom

boma m inv

2. boom (floating barrier):

boom

barriera f

3. boom (for a microphone):

boom

giraffa f

I.baby [ˈbeɪ·bi] N

1. baby (child):

baby

bebè m

to expect/have a baby

aspettare/avere un bambino

2. baby (youngest person):

baby

piccolo(-a) m (f)

the baby of the family

il piccolo di famiglia

3. baby inf (term of endearment):

baby

caro(-a) m (f)

4. baby (personal interest):

her baby

la sua creatura

Phrases:

to throw out the baby with the bathwater

esagerare

II.baby [ˈbeɪ·bi] ADJ

1. baby person:

baby

infantile

2. baby carrots:

baby

baby

III.baby [ˈbeɪ·bi] VB trans

baby

coccolare come un bebè

Monolingual examples (not verified by PONS Editors)

English

Also, with the baby boom generation, there will be an increasing number of elderly needing access to health care.

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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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The baby boom of the 1950s saw an enrolment crisis for the school in the late 1950s and early 1960s.

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The direct consequence of the decree was a huge baby boom.

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The baby boom generation ushered in a new phenomenon of instant success, driven by the expanding demand for art in the galleries.

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The baby boom generation has reached retirement age and the country is having difficulty retaining workers, adding to the shortage.

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This baby boom period ended midway through the 1960s.

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The borough is also experiencing a baby boom.

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

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