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I . boom1 [bu:m] ECON VB intr

boom

II . boom1 [bu:m] ECON N

boom
boom
bum m

III . boom1 [bu:m] ECON ADJ

boom

I . boom2 [bu:m] N

boom

II . boom2 [bu:m] VB intr to boom [out]

boom

III . boom2 [bu:m] VB trans to boom [out] sth

boom

boom3 [bu:m] N

1. boom (floating barrier):

boom

2. boom NAUT:

boom
bum m

3. boom:

boom CINE, TV

son·ic ˈboom N

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These reduced labor costs saw flatboat labor costs plummet and profits boom.
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The population boomed, and in 1895 there was a need to add a second floor.
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Hotel resorts sprang up, and the village boomed.
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Through boom and bust fortunes were made and lost.
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With the post-war boom they became more active in business lending and in the penetration of new markets.
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But we don't hear the sonic boom or anything like that.
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This oppression ironically created a major boom in popularity for the genre, which became associated with political resistance and rebellion.
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In the 2000s (decade), another filmmaking boom began.
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A boom in residential construction followed in the 1890s.
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The end of the boom snapped off due to increased stress caused by the weight of water in the boat.
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