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Collocations for boom - noun

1. period of sudden increase

ADJECTIVE

great
post-war
consumer, credit, economic, inflationary, investment, spending
stock-market
building, housing, property (esp. BrE), real estate (esp. AmE)
oil
baby
the baby boom generation
dotcom, high-tech, Internet, tech

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VERB + boom

cause, create, fuel, lead to
Demand for consumer products helped fuel the boom.
experience

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boom + NOUN

period, time, year
town

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PREPOSITION

during a/the boom, in a/the boom
He was born during the post-war baby boom.
boom in
a boom in real estate

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PHRASES

boom and bust
the ordinary business cycle of boom and bust

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2. deep hollow sound

ADJECTIVE

big, loud
deep
sonic
We heard the sonic boom of a jet overhead.

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VERB + boom

hear

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boom + VERB

echo
The deep boom of a foghorn echoed across the bay.

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PREPOSITION

with a boom

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Collocations for boom - verb

Boom is used with these nouns as the subject:
business, cannon, economy, industry, market, music, thunder, tourism, trade, voice

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