boosted in the Oxford Spanish Dictionary

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I.boost [Am bust, Brit buːst] N

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

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to boost sb's ego
alimentar el ego de alguien
to boost sb's morale
levantarle la moral a alguien

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boosted in the PONS Dictionary

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boosted Examples from the PONS Dictionary (editorially verified)

to give a boost to sth, to give sth a boost
estimular algo
I have to give my studies a real boost
tengo que darle una buena metida a los estudios
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This year top flight sides have a war chest that has been significantly boosted by the current television rights money.
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Farming advancements during the 1950s and 1960s boosted rice farming to a large scale.
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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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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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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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The collective membership boosted to at least two-dozen, and potential for an effective organization was realized, and CTC was re-organized into three working groups.
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Efforts to develop a search and rescue (SAR) title were also initiated, which further boosted enrollment.
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There are rational reasons to covet loyalty status, of course: priority boarding, boosted baggage allowance, lounge access and even sporadic upgrades.
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Secondly, the military boosted its numbers, possibly by one third in a single century.
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