Translations for „boomer“ in the English » German Dictionary

boom·er¹ [ˈbu:məʳ] N Aus

1. boomer (kangaroo):

boomer

ausgewachsenes männliches Känguru

2. boomer (wave):

boomer

große Welle

boom·er² N esp Am inf

boomer short for baby boomer

boomer

Angehörige(r) f(m) der Nachkriegsgeneration

OK, boomer! sl

ok, Boomer! sl

OK, boomer! sl

alles klar, Alte(r), zieh Leine! sl

OK, boomer! sl

(abfällige Reaktion der jungen Generation auf die Besserwisserei/Ignoranz der Nachkriegsgeneration

See also baby boomer

ˈbaby boom·er N

1. baby boomer (person):

to be a baby boomer

einem geburtenstarken Jahrgang angehören

2. baby boomer (generation):

the baby boomers pl

≈ die Nachkriegsgeneration kein pl

ˈbaby boom·er N

1. baby boomer (person):

to be a baby boomer

einem geburtenstarken Jahrgang angehören

2. baby boomer (generation):

the baby boomers pl

≈ die Nachkriegsgeneration kein pl

Examples from the PONS Dictionary (editorially verified)

OK, boomer! sl

alles klar, Alte(r), zieh Leine! sl

Monolingual examples (not verified by PONS Editors)

English

Boomer confides that she is afraid she will hurt someone.

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In 1989, he wrote a paper predicting that the aging of the baby boomers would undermine the housing market in the 1990s and 2000s (decade).

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Boomers are often associated with counterculture, the civil rights movement and the feminist cause of the 1970s.

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The series follows a group of baby boomers in their late thirties as they go about their daily lives.

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His research focuses on the impact of demographics on economics, especially as pertaining to the aging of the baby boomers.

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The genre has increased in popularity as the baby boomers have aged and female readers have sought characters to identify with.

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Despite the secrecy, the membership continued to grow thanks to boomers, men who traveled from place to place looking for work on the railroads.

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Adult male wallabies are referred to as bucks, boomers, or jacks.

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