boosted in the Oxford-Paravia Italian Dictionary

Translations for boosted in the English»Italian Dictionary

I.boost [Brit buːst, Am bust] N

1. boost (stimulus):

boost

spinta f (to a)

to give sth a boost

dare una spinta a qc

2. boost (encouragement):

boost

incoraggiamento m (to sb per qn; to sth per qc)

to give sb a boost (to do)

incoraggiare qn (a fare)

3. boost (publicity):

boost

lancio m pubblicitario

boost

promozione f (su vasta scala)

to give sth a boost

fare (molta) pubblicità, un grande battage pubblicitario a qc

4. boost (upward push):

to give sb a boost

dare una spinta (verso l'alto) a qn (up to fino a)

II.boost [Brit buːst, Am bust] VB trans

1. boost (stimulate):

boost aid, exports, productivity, number, profit, value

incrementare, aumentare

boost economy, investment, lending

incoraggiare

boost interest

suscitare

to boost sb's confidence

infondere sicurezza a qn

to boost morale

tirare su il morale

2. boost (enhance):

boost image, performance

migliorare

3. boost product:

boost

promuovere (su vasta scala), lanciare

4. boost ELECTRON:

boost signal, voltage

amplificare

5. boost MOTOR:

boost speed

aumentare

boost engine

rendere più potente

6. boost (push up):

boost person

spingere (verso l'alto)

7. boost rocket:

boost

propellere

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it boosted his ego

ha rafforzato la sua fiducia in sé

Translations for boosted in the Italian»English Dictionary

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propellere

to boost

frustata fig

boost

fare un grande battage pubblicitario a qc

to give sth a boost

incentivare

to boost

amplificare voce, suono, corrente

to boost

incoraggiare qn a fare

to give sb a boost to do, to embolden or encourage sb to do

incoraggiare economia, investimento

to boost

incrementare

to boost

infondere sicurezza, speranza a qn

to boost sb's confidence, to breathe hope into sb

boosted in the PONS Dictionary

Translations for boosted in the English»Italian Dictionary

I.boost [bu:st] N

1. boost (lift):

to give sb a boost

tirare su qu

2. boost (increase):

to give a boost to sth, to give sth a boost

stimolare qc

a boost in sales

incremento delle vendite

a boost in sales (incentive)

incentivo m

II.boost [bu:st] VB trans

1. boost (help go higher):

boost

tirare su

2. boost (increase):

boost

incrementare

boost morale

tirare su

boost process

stimolare

3. boost inf (promote):

boost product, image

promuovere

Translations for boosted in the Italian»English Dictionary

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propulsione

boost

rimpinguare

to boost

incentivare

to boost

incentivo

boost

dare impulso a qc

to boost sth

boosted Examples from the PONS Dictionary (editorially verified)

to give sb a boost

tirare su qu

to give a boost to sth, to give sth a boost

stimolare qc

a boost in sales

incremento delle vendite

a boost in sales (incentive)

incentivo m

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English

Secondly, the military boosted its numbers, possibly by one third in a single century.

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The warm water from the tank is then boosted by an instantaneous gas heater as required.

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The account of the successes of their fighter pilots, fighting in distant lands for freedom, boosted morale in the beleaguered country.

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Farming advancements during the 1950s and 1960s boosted rice farming to a large scale.

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The bottom line interim profit of $107.9m was boosted by about $40m of unrealised valuation gains.

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The union surveyed more than 100 businesses and said the results showed family leave boosted staff productivity and morale.

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Rebates, employee pricing, and 0% financing boosted sales but drained the automaker's cash reserves.

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Its consolidated consumer loan portfolio expanded by 23 percent, boosted by a 24-percent rise in housing loans and an 18-percent increase in auto loans.

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But profits have been boosted by better stock management, while its international retail business also performed strongly during the year.

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Government revenue growth last year was mainly boosted by increases in tax and social contribution revenues, which were partially offset by reductions to investment income.

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