boom in Japanese
boom in Japanese is ブーム — boom means to make a loud, deep, resonant sound.
boom in Japanese
ブーム
Pronounced: būmu
(economics, business) A period of prosperity, growth, progress, or high market activity.
What does "boom" mean?
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verb To make a loud, deep, resonant sound.
"Thunder boomed across the valley."
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verb To grow or thrive rapidly, especially economically.
"The tech sector boomed throughout the decade."
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noun A sudden period of rapid growth or prosperity.
"The housing boom pushed prices up in every city."
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noun A long pole used to extend or support something, such as a sail, microphone, or crane load.
"The camera crew swung the boom mic just out of frame."
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boom in a sentence
- Thunder boomed across the valley.
- The tech sector boomed throughout the decade.
- The housing boom pushed prices up in every city.
- The camera crew swung the boom mic just out of frame.
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What is "boom" in Japanese?
"boom" in Japanese is ブーム. boom means: To make a loud, deep, resonant sound.
How do you pronounce ブーム?
"boom" in Japanese is ブーム, pronounced "būmu".
How do you use "boom" in a sentence?
Example: "Thunder boomed across the valley." In Japanese, "boom" is ブーム.
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