boom
boom
bu:m
boom
British pronunciation
/buːm/

Definition & Meaning of "boom"in English

to boom
01

to create a loud, deep sound that resonates, often with a low tone

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The fireworks boomed, echoing through the night sky.
02

to experience great growth and improvement

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The tech industry began to boom with the rise of smartphones and apps.
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to strike or kick something with great force

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He boomed the soccer ball into the net for the winning goal.
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to shout or speak loudly and powerfully, often conveying strong emotion or authority

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The director boomed " Action! " and the scene began.
Boom
01

a time of great economic growth

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During the economic boom of the 1990s, many technology companies flourished and saw unprecedented growth.
02

a deep, prolonged, resonant, or loud sound

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The explosion produced a deafening boom.
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a long pole used to hold a microphone above a film or TV set to capture sound

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The sound engineer adjusted the boom to better capture the dialogue.
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a sudden event bringing significant success, fortune, or opportunity

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The tech startup experienced a boom after its new app launched.
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a long, horizontal spar or pole used on a ship, boat, or dock to extend the foot of a sail, handle cargo, or assist in mooring

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The sailors adjusted the boom to control the sail.
06

the bar that holds the sail and helps control its movement in windsurfing

What is a "boom"?

A boom in windsurfing is a horizontal bar that wraps around the sail and is used to control its angle and shape. It is attached to the mast and provides a grip for the windsurfer to steer and adjust speed by pulling in or letting out the sail. The boom allows for precise handling of the sail, making it an essential part of a windsurfing rig. It is usually made of lightweight but strong materials like aluminum or carbon fiber.

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The windsurfer gripped the boom tightly as they sped across the water.
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used to express success, achievement, or a sudden positive outcome

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After acing the interview, Sarah left the office and whispered to herself, " Boom! Nailed it! "
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