英语词汇boom怎么读，是什么意思，单词翻译、读音、固定搭配用法和短语词组及例句-英汉双解词典

¹ boom /ˈbuːm/ verb

booms; boomed; booming

¹ boom

/ˈbuːm/

verb

booms; boomed; booming

Learner's definition of BOOM

a [no object] : to make a deep and loud sound轰鸣；轰响

the sound of the bass drum booming低音鼓的奏鸣声
His voice boomed out across the congregation.他低沉而有力的声音传遍整个人群。

b [+ object] : to say (something) in a deep and loud voice低沉而有力地说

She boomed commands from the stern of the ship.她在船尾用低沉而有力的声音发布命令。
“What's going on here?” he boomed.“这儿发生什么事了？”他声如洪钟地问道。

[no object] of a business or industry : to grow or expand suddenly（企业或行业的）迅速崛起，快速发展

Housing construction has boomed in the past year.住宅建设在去年得到迅速发展。
Last year we almost had to close the store, but now business is booming.去年我们差点就得关门停业了，但现在店里的生意突然火了起来。

² boom /ˈbuːm/ noun

plural booms

² boom

/ˈbuːm/

noun

plural booms

Learner's definition of BOOM

[count]

: a deep and loud sound or cry轰鸣声；轰响声；低沉有力的叫（喊）声

the boom of a gun隆隆的枪声
thunderous booms雷鸣般的轰隆声
the rhythmic boom of the waves海浪有节奏的轰鸣声

— often used as an interjection to indicate that something has happened suddenly常用作感叹词，表示突然发生某事

The dance club was empty and then—boom!—a hundred people were there.舞蹈俱乐部起先空无一人，然后——砰！来了上百人。

— see also sonic boom

: a rapid increase in growth or economic success激增；（经济的）繁荣

the population boom人口激增
the city's boom years城市的繁荣年

: a rapid growth of business商业的迅速发展

a boom in tourism = a tourism boom旅游业的迅猛发展
Housing costs have skyrocketed since the real estate boom.自从房地产业振兴以来，住房价格暴涨。
a boom economy [=an economy experiencing a boom]繁荣的经济

— see also baby boom, boomtown

— compare ³boom

³ boom /ˈbuːm/ noun

plural booms

³ boom

/ˈbuːm/

noun

plural booms

Learner's definition of BOOM

[count]

: a long pole attached to the bottom of a sailboat's sail帆桁

: a long pole used to hold a microphone in position from a distance话筒吊杆

: a floating barrier used on a river, lake, or harbor to catch floating objects, to keep boats from entering, or to prevent an oil spill from spreading水栅；拦障

Large booms were brought in to help contain the oil spill.大水栅被用来防止石油漫溢。

— compare ²boom

单词	boom
释义	boom (noun) boom (noun) boom 7 ENTRIES FOUND: boom (verb) boom (noun) boom (noun) booming (adjective) boom box (noun) baby boom (noun) sonic boom (noun) ¹ boom /ˈbuːm/ verb booms; boomed; booming ¹ boom /ˈbuːm/ verb booms; boomed; booming Learner's definition of BOOM 1 a [no object] : to make a deep and loud sound轰鸣；轰响 the sound of the bass drum booming低音鼓的奏鸣声 His voice boomed out across the congregation.他低沉而有力的声音传遍整个人群。 b [+ object] : to say (something) in a deep and loud voice低沉而有力地说 She boomed commands from the stern of the ship.她在船尾用低沉而有力的声音发布命令。 “What's going on here?” he boomed.“这儿发生什么事了？”他声如洪钟地问道。 2 [no object] of a business or industry : to grow or expand suddenly（企业或行业的）迅速崛起，快速发展 Housing construction has boomed in the past year.住宅建设在去年得到迅速发展。 Last year we almost had to close the store, but now business is booming.去年我们差点就得关门停业了，但现在店里的生意突然火了起来。 ² boom /ˈbuːm/ noun plural booms ² boom /ˈbuːm/ noun plural booms Learner's definition of BOOM [count] 1 : a deep and loud sound or cry轰鸣声；轰响声；低沉有力的叫（喊）声 the boom of a gun隆隆的枪声 thunderous booms雷鸣般的轰隆声 the rhythmic boom of the waves海浪有节奏的轰鸣声 — often used as an interjection to indicate that something has happened suddenly常用作感叹词，表示突然发生某事 The dance club was empty and then—boom!—a hundred people were there.舞蹈俱乐部起先空无一人，然后——砰！来了上百人。 — see also sonic boom 2 : a rapid increase in growth or economic success激增；（经济的）繁荣 the population boom人口激增 the city's boom years城市的繁荣年 : a rapid growth of business商业的迅速发展 a boom in tourism = a tourism boom旅游业的迅猛发展 Housing costs have skyrocketed since the real estate boom.自从房地产业振兴以来，住房价格暴涨。 a boom economy [=an economy experiencing a boom]繁荣的经济 — see also baby boom, boomtown — compare ³boom ³ boom /ˈbuːm/ noun plural booms ³ boom /ˈbuːm/ noun plural booms Learner's definition of BOOM [count] 1 : a long pole attached to the bottom of a sailboat's sail帆桁 2 : a long pole used to hold a microphone in position from a distance话筒吊杆 3 : a floating barrier used on a river, lake, or harbor to catch floating objects, to keep boats from entering, or to prevent an oil spill from spreading水栅；拦障 Large booms were brought in to help contain the oil spill.大水栅被用来防止石油漫溢。 — compare ²boom
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