英语词汇boom的词组、短语、固定搭配翻译、用法及例句-英语词组固定搭配大全

boom /buːm/ noun a sudden increase in business activityadjectives/nouns + booman economic boom The country is experiencing an economic boom.a great boom The great stock market boom ended and many people lost all their savings.an unprecedented boom (=greater than any before) We are living through an unprecedented housing boom.a property/housing boom (=a sudden increase in house prices) People made a lot of money in the 1980s property boom.a consumer/spending boom (=a sudden increase in the amount people spend) The consumer boom was followed by a deep recession.a credit boom (=when people borrow a lot) He was worried that the credit boom could result in a financial crisis.an investment boom The investment boom is over.a building/construction boom There’s been a recent construction boom in the area.verbsexperience/enjoy a boom China has been enjoying a remarkable economic boom.cause/lead to a boom The tax cuts led to an economic boom.trigger/spark a boom (=start one) Lower interest rates triggered a credit boom.fuel a boom (=add to it) The energy crisis is fuelling a boom in alternative energy.boom + nounsthe boom years/times The development was planned during the boom years of the late 1980s.prepositionsa boom in sth The company has enjoyed a boom in sales.phrasesgo from boom to bust (=change from doing very well economically to doing very badly) The Mexican economy went from boom to bust very quickly.at the height of the boom (=when the economy, prices etc were at the highest or most active level) They sold their house at the height of the boom.

词组	boom
释义	boom /buːm/ noun a sudden increase in business activityadjectives/nouns + booman economic boom The country is experiencing an economic boom.a great boom The great stock market boom ended and many people lost all their savings.an unprecedented boom (=greater than any before) We are living through an unprecedented housing boom.a property/housing boom (=a sudden increase in house prices) People made a lot of money in the 1980s property boom.a consumer/spending boom (=a sudden increase in the amount people spend) The consumer boom was followed by a deep recession.a credit boom (=when people borrow a lot) He was worried that the credit boom could result in a financial crisis.an investment boom The investment boom is over.a building/construction boom There’s been a recent construction boom in the area.verbsexperience/enjoy a boom China has been enjoying a remarkable economic boom.cause/lead to a boom The tax cuts led to an economic boom.trigger/spark a boom (=start one) Lower interest rates triggered a credit boom.fuel a boom (=add to it) The energy crisis is fuelling a boom in alternative energy.boom + nounsthe boom years/times The development was planned during the boom years of the late 1980s.prepositionsa boom in sth The company has enjoyed a boom in sales.phrasesgo from boom to bust (=change from doing very well economically to doing very badly) The Mexican economy went from boom to bust very quickly.at the height of the boom (=when the economy, prices etc were at the highest or most active level) They sold their house at the height of the boom.
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