boom
🇺🇸
/buːm/
🇬🇧
/buːm/
noun
C1
a time when business grows fast and people make more money
The city had a big boom after new factories opened.
新工厂开业后，这座城市经历了一次大的经济繁荣。
C1
a time when something becomes very popular quickly
The music boom made many new stars famous.
音乐热潮让许多新星成名。
R
a long pole that holds a sail on a boat
The sailor adjusted the boom to catch more wind.
水手调整了帆桁以捕捉更多风力。
R
a loud, deep sound
We heard the boom of fireworks in the distance.
我们听到了远处烟花的轰鸣声。
R
a floating barrier to block boats
The harbor boom kept unwanted ships out.
港口拦障阻止了不受欢迎的船只进入。
R
a long pole that holds a microphone
The sound engineer moved the boom to get better audio.
音响师移动了吊杆麦克风以获得更好的音频。
verb
R
to make a loud, deep sound
The drums boom during the parade.
游行期间鼓声轰鸣。
R
to speak in a loud, deep voice
The teacher's voice would boom across the classroom.
老师的声音会响彻整个教室。
R
to grow quickly and become successful
The tech industry continues to boom with new inventions.
科技行业随着新发明继续蓬勃发展。
translation
繁荣期, 热潮, 帆杆, 轰隆声, 浮栅, 麦克风吊杆
发出轰隆声, 大声说话, 迅速发展
词形变化
3rd Present
booms
Past
boomed
Perfect
boomed
Progressive
booming
Plural
booms