boom

prosperare, fiorire

Crescere rapidamente o avere molto successo.

In inglese semplice: To grow quickly or become very successful.

• Business is booming this year.
• The town's population boomed after the factory opened.
• Tourism continues to boom despite higher prices.

Sinonimi: flourish, thrive, expand

Contrari: decline, shrink

Espressioni comuni: begin to boom, continue to boom, boom in summer

rimbombare, tuonare

Produrre un suono forte e profondo che si sente da lontano.

In inglese semplice: To make a loud, deep sound that carries a long way.

• Thunder boomed above us.
• His voice boomed across the hall.
• The drums are booming in the distance.

Sinonimi: resound, thunder

Espressioni comuni: boom loudly, boom out, boom across something

avanzare rombando

Muoversi in avanti con grande forza producendo un rumore molto forte e profondo.

In inglese semplice: To move forwards with great force while making a very loud, deep noise.

• The train boomed past us.
• Waves boomed into the narrow cave.
• Floodwater boomed through the broken gate.

Come si usa: boom through/past/into something (The express train boomed through the tunnel.)

Sinonimi: roar, thunder

Espressioni comuni: boom through something, boom past someone, boom into something

boato, rimbombo

Suono forte e profondo, soprattutto quello di un’esplosione.

In inglese semplice: A loud, deep sound, especially one made by an explosion.

• We heard a loud boom.
• A boom of thunder shook the windows.
• Several booms echoed across the valley.

Sinonimi: bang, roar, rumble

Espressioni comuni: a loud boom, sonic boom, boom of thunder

boom, espansione

Periodo in cui gli affari, le attività o i numeri aumentano molto rapidamente.

In inglese semplice: A period when business, activity, or numbers grow very quickly.

• The housing boom created many jobs.
• There has been a boom in online shopping.
• Several small companies grew during the economic boom.

Come si usa: a boom in something (The town saw a boom in tourism.)

Sinonimi: surge, upswing

Contrari: slump

Espressioni comuni: economic boom, boom in sales, housing boom

boma, braccio

Lunga asta mobile, soprattutto quella che sostiene il bordo inferiore della vela di una barca.

In inglese semplice: A long movable pole, especially one holding the bottom of a boat's sail.

• The boom moved above the deck.
• Duck when the boat's boom swings across.
• The microphone hangs from a long boom.

Sinonimi: spar, arm

Espressioni comuni: sailing boom, microphone boom, crane boom

bum

Parola che imita il suono forte e profondo di un’esplosione.

In inglese semplice: A word that represents the loud, deep sound of an explosion.

• Boom! The bomb exploded.
• The fireworks went boom above our heads.
• We heard a loud boom! Then the windows shook.

Sinonimi: bang

Espressioni comuni: boom bang, go boom

zac, ecco

Esclamazione che indica che qualcosa accade all’improvviso o che un risultato arriva subito.

In inglese semplice: Used to show that something happens suddenly or that a result appears quickly.

• Press this button and boom, you're finished!
• Then boom, the lights went out.
• One quick change and boom, the problem was solved.

Sinonimi: voilà, hey presto

Espressioni comuni: and boom, then boom