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to boom
01
to create a loud, deep sound that resonates, often with a low tone
Intransitive
02
to experience great growth and improvement
Intransitive
03
to strike or kick something with great force
Transitive: to boom sth
04
to shout or speak loudly and powerfully, often conveying strong emotion or authority
Transitive: to boom sth
Boom
01
a time of great economic growth
02
a deep prolonged loud noise
03
a pole carrying an overhead microphone projected over a film or tv set
04
an event that leads to great fortune, huge profits, or sudden wealth
05
any of various more-or-less horizontal spars or poles used to extend the foot of a sail or for handling cargo or in mooring
06
the bar that holds the sail and helps control its movement in windsurfing
boom
01
used to express success, achievement, or a sudden positive outcome
boom
v
boomer
n
boomer
n
booming
adj
booming
adj
Example
The cannon's roar boomed across the battlefield.
The thunderstorm is currently booming in the distance.
The fireworks boomed, echoing through the night sky.
The explosion in the action movie boomed, creating a dramatic effect.
The coach boomed instructions to his players from the sidelines.
