boom out

英 [buːm aʊt]

美 [buːm aʊt]

（人）用低沉洪亮的声音说; （大炮或大鼓）发隆隆声

柯林斯词典

• → see:boom 6;boom 5

英英释义

verb

• make a deep hollow sound
  1. Her voice booms out the words of the song
  Synonym:boom

双语例句

• In many respects the recent boom bears this out.
  从许多方面看，最近的繁荣也是如此。
• The$ 1 million firework display helped to distract attention from a construction boom running out of steam.
  花费100万美元的烟火表演为那些质疑房产能否持续繁荣的人放宽了心。
• But if North Dakota's boom is going to spread into a long period of prosperity, it's going to need to figure out a way to import more human resources.
  但是如果北达科他州的发展想长远化，它需要找出一种方法以引进更多的劳动人口。
• Rich businessmen from nearby Zhejiang province, famed for driving up Shanghai's property market in the boom years, have largely pulled out.
  附近浙江省富有的商人基本上撤出了。房地产火爆时期，这些浙江商人因推高上海楼市而出了名。
• By analysis and supposition, a mathematical model of cutting dust relative to parameters of pick arrangement, boom structure and shearer kinematics is set up in the paper, and a notable test of the model is carried out.
  通过分析与假设，文章建立了采煤机截割粉尘与截齿排列参数、滚筒结构参数和采煤机运动参数之间关系的数学模型，并对模型进行了显著性检验。
• The huge stimulus package may rev up the impressive construction boom, but there is no guarantee that people will buy property until they think prices have bottomed out.
  巨额的经济刺激方案或许能重启建筑繁荣，但并不能保证人们会购买房产，除非他们认为价格已经触底。
• The recent run-up in the market, financial advisers say, has led to a resurgence of the type of loan not seen since the end of the housing boom& cash out financing.
  财务顾问们表示，最近的美国股市大涨带动了抵押类贷款的复苏，这是自上次房地产繁荣期结束以来前所未见的景象。
• But this figure could decline a lot in the next few months, particularly if the boom in steelmaking, one factor that has pushed up iron ore prices in the past four years, starts to peter out later in 2008.
  但在未来的数月中，该价值会下降许多，尤其是如果钢铁业的繁荣在2008年下半年开始消退的情况下&这轮繁荣是在过去4年中推升铁矿石价格的因素之一。
• Officials worry that the museum boom isgetting out of control.
  政府担心博物馆热会超出其控制范围。
• In all the sound and fury over the minimum wage, and the current boom in low-paying, dead-end jobs, nobody is questioning a crucial assumption: more investment in labor would have to come out of consumers 'and shareholders' pockets.
  在所有围绕最低工资的愤怒和声讨之中，以及没有前途的低收入工作激增的情况下，没有人质疑一个关键的假设：增加对劳动力的投资需要消费者或股东掏腰包。