booming nel dizionario italiano Oxford-Paravia

Traduzioni di booming nel dizionario inglese»italiano

I.booming [ingl brit ˈbuːmɪŋ, ingl am ˈbumɪŋ] AGG (loud)

booming echo, sound

rimbombante

booming laugh

sonoro

booming voice

tonante

II.booming [ingl brit ˈbuːmɪŋ, ingl am ˈbumɪŋ] AGG (flourishing)

booming economy, industry, market, town

in forte espansione, in pieno boom

booming demand, exports, sales

in forte aumento, ascesa

I.boom¹ [ingl brit buːm, ingl am bum] SOST

1. boom:

boom (of voices, thunder)

boato m

boom (of voices, thunder)

rimbombo m

boom (of cannon)

rombo m

boom (of waves)

muggito m

boom (of organ, drum)

rimbombo m

boom (of explosion)

boato m

2. boom (noise):

boom

bum m

the device went boom

l'ordigno ha fatto bum

II.boom¹ [ingl brit buːm, ingl am bum] VB vb trans (shout)

boom

tuonare

“welcome!” he boomed

“benvenuto!” disse con voce tonante, stentorea

III.boom¹ [ingl brit buːm, ingl am bum] VB vb intr (make a noise)

boom cannon, thunder:

rombare

boom bell:

risuonare

boom voice:

tuonare

boom organ:

rimbombare

boom sea:

muggire

I.boom² [ingl brit buːm, ingl am bum] SOST

1. boom ECON:

boom (period of prosperity)

boom m

boom (period of prosperity)

forte espansione f

boom (in demand, sales etc.)

aumento m improvviso

boom (in demand, sales etc.)

esplosione f (in di)

boom (in prices)

impennata f (in di)

baby boom

baby boom, boom delle nascite

export, consumer boom

boom delle esportazioni, dei consumi

property, credit boom

boom del mercato immobiliare, dei crediti

a boom and bust economy

un'economia a fasi alterne (di espansione e di recessione)

2. boom (increase in popularity):

boom

boom m

boom

successo m travolgente (in di)

II.boom² [ingl brit buːm, ingl am bum] AGG before sost

boom economy, industry, sector, town

in forte espansione

boom period, year

di boom

boom share

in forte rialzo

III.boom² [ingl brit buːm, ingl am bum] VB vb trans

1. boom ingl am (cause to grow):

boom

fare esplodere, fare prosperare

2. boom ingl am (publicize, push):

boom

lanciare

boom

promuovere

IV.boom² [ingl brit buːm, ingl am bum] VB vb intr

1. boom (prosper):

boom economy, trade, industry:

essere in forte espansione, in pieno boom

boom exports, sales:

aumentare improvvisamente, esplodere

boom prices:

impennarsi

business is booming

gli affari sono in pieno boom

2. boom (increase in popularity):

boom hobby, sport:

essere in pieno boom, avere un successo travolgente

boom³ [ingl brit buːm, ingl am bum] SOST

1. boom NAUT:

boom (spar)

boma mf

boom (barrage)

tangone m

2. boom (on crane):

boom

braccio m

3. boom:

boom CINEM, RADIO, TV

giraffa f

boom CINEM, RADIO, TV

boom m

to lower the boom on sb ingl am colloq

= imporre a qn la disciplina con provvedimenti restrittivi

sonic boom [ingl brit, ingl am ˈsɑnɪk bum] SOST ingl am

sonic boom

bang m sonico

jib boom [ingl am ˈdʒɪb ˌbum] SOST NAUT

jib boom

asta f di fiocco

baby boom [ingl brit, ingl am ˈbeɪbi ˌbum] SOST

baby boom

baby boom m

baby boom

boom m delle nascite

boom box [ingl brit, ingl am ˈbum ˌbɑks] SOST colloq

boom box

(grosso) stereo m portatile

boom microphone [ˈbuːmˌmaɪkrəfəʊn] SOST

boom microphone

microfono m a giraffa

boom baby [ˈbuːmˌbeɪbɪ] SOST

boom baby → baby boomer

Vedi anche: baby boomer

baby boomer [ˈbeɪbɪˌbuːmə(r)] SOST

baby boomer

= persona nata negli anni del baby boom

booming nel dizionario PONS

Traduzioni di booming nel dizionario inglese»italiano

I.boom¹ [bu:m] ECON VB vb intr

boom

vivere un periodo di boom

II.boom¹ [bu:m] ECON SOST

boom

boom m inv

III.boom¹ [bu:m] ECON AGG

a boom time

un periodo di sviluppo economico

a boom town

una città in pieno sviluppo

I.boom² [bu:m] SOST (sound)

boom

rimbombo m

II.boom² [bu:m] VB vb intr

to boom (out)

rimbombare

to boom (out) voice

risuonare

III.boom² [bu:m] VB vb trans

boom

dire con voce tonante

boom³ [bu:m] SOST

1. boom NAUT:

boom

boma m inv

2. boom (floating barrier):

boom

barriera f

3. boom (for a microphone):

boom

giraffa f

boom box SOST

boom box

ghetto blaster m inv stereo portatile con forte amplificazione

sonic boom SOST AVIAZ

sonic boom

bang m sonico inv

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business is booming

gli affari vanno bene

Traduzioni di booming nel dizionario italiano»inglese

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giraffa

boom

bang sonico

sonic boom

rintronare

to boom

booming Esempi dal dizionario PONS (verificati dalla Redazione)

a boom time

un periodo di sviluppo economico

a boom town

una città in pieno sviluppo

business is booming

gli affari vanno bene

to boom (out)

rimbombare

to boom (out) voice

risuonare

Esempi monolingue (non verificati dalla Redazione di PONS)

inglese

However, tourism was booming, with 20 million people expected to visit the country in 2005 versus 12 million in 2003.

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The bow guide now allowed the chainsaw to be utilized by a single operator and quickly revolutionized the booming, post-war wood cutting industry.

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The third ecolabel category, product guides, is also booming.

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In the next destination, capital inflows create a boom that is accompanied by rising indebtedness, rising asset prices and booming consumption - for a time.

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Climate change and a booming human population with its needs and demands on resources, and rapid economic development are imperiling the ecosystems that sustain us.

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Luxury watch makers are fighting over too few parts makers in order to keep up with a booming market and counter supply bottlenecks.

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After the booming wheat economy of the early part of the century, the prairie provinces were troubled by low wheat prices.

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The females bore and ruffle their wings and the males do complicated dances and make loud booming noises.

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The music is a blend of world war-related samples and loops with booming sounds and instrumental pieces.

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The targeted assets can be collateralized debt obligations, which were sold in a booming market until 2007, when they were hit by widespread foreclosures on the underlying loans.

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