Varianten
| Boom |
boom
|
| Ausleger |
boom
jib
outrigger
interpreter
jig
rowlock
|
| Aufschwung |
upturn
upswing
recovery
boom
uplift
|
| Hochkonjunktur |
boom
|
| Sperre |
barrier
ban
boom
blockade
locking device
embargo
|
| Dröhnen |
boom
thunder
pounding
throb
clang
whir
|
| Schranke |
barrier
limit
gate
boom
barricade
|
| Donnern |
thunder
roar
rumbling
rumble
boom
|
| Brausen |
boom
hum
swoosh
|
| Hallen |
clang
boom
clangour
clangor
|
| boomen |
boom
|
| dröhnen |
roar
boom
rumble
resound
thunder
echo
|
| donnern |
thunder
roar
rumble
boom
fulminate
|
| florieren |
flourish
prosper
boom
bloom
|
| brausen |
roar
shower
race
thunder
boom
buzz
|
| anziehen |
attract
tighten
put on
wear
draw
boom
|
| hallen |
echo
resound
reverberate
clang
|
| brüllen |
roar
shout
yell
bellow
scream
howl
|
| belfern |
boom
|
| rauschen |
rush
rustle
murmur
sweep
hiss
sough
|
| bellen |
bay
bark
bark out
|
| in die Höhe schnellen |
jump
shoot up
boom
escalate
|
Synonyme
Nominal
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Varianten
”A sucking boom set time into motion.
”“Oil boom.
During all the years the boom was on, there was practically no bank hold-up, no wholesale robbery in the port.
The boom was at its peak, so good hotels were expensive.
My favorite toy was a plastic boom box.
The first cannon fired from the eyrie, a distant boom and flash scattering a spray of iron.
then boom.
He wanted to hear the voice of the continent, its animal noises, the crack and boom of shifting ice, the soughing wind, the crash of water on the unyielding black stone of the shore.
A single ball clipped the stern, making the hull boom.
You’re right, the boom is over.
With that oil boom on, man, there’s always business.
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