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Meanings of booming in anglès

Very lively and profitable.

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Usage of booming in anglès
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A booming economy, job growth, returning migrants: the good times are back.
The Irish Times
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Its new entrepreneurs need the booming border trade and China's investment money.
Reuters
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Indeed, telecoms company Telstra Corp Ltd said the Australian economy was booming.
Reuters
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In the late 19th century all the arts in Europe were booming.
The Guardian
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The city hopes to benefit from a booming market that India dominates.
Reuters
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For some, they saw their best winter yet; hospitality has been booming.
Radio NZ
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It's clear from the data that the tourist accommodation industry is booming.
The South African
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Its growth is particularly important now the once-booming mining sector is slowing.
Reuters
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China's booming economy is at the centre of global commodity demand growth.
The Irish Times
10
The urban cycling market is booming; there is enough place for everybody.
Wired
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A host of recent data has confirmed that the economy is booming.
The Irish Times
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The stock market is booming, and home prices are on the upswing.
Reuters
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PARENTING:How do Irish businesses and restaurants fare in the booming children's market?
The Irish Times
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This is a fairly booming business, or was a few years ago.
What is the what: the autobiography of valentino achak deng
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Below average temperatures and a booming economy would obviously boost carbon prices.
Reuters
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They've been drawn by the business opportunities China's booming economy has created.
BBC
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