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Meanings of
boost
in English
Portuguese
aumento de custos
Catalan
augment
Spanish
incremento
Back to the meaning
An increase in cost.
rise
hike
cost increase
Portuguese
aumento de custos
Portuguese
promover
Spanish
impulsar
Catalan
promoure
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Contribute to the progress or growth of.
further
advance
encourage
promote
supercharge
Portuguese
promover
Catalan
coratge
Spanish
coraje
Back to the meaning
The act of encouraging.
encouragement
Catalan
coratge
Portuguese
aumentar
Spanish
aumentar
Back to the meaning
Increase.
hike up
Portuguese
aumentar
Synonyms
Examples for "
encouragement
"
encouragement
Examples for "
encouragement
"
1
Thus he braced our flagging spirits, speaking words of
encouragement
and hope.
2
However, past attempts at reconciliation have foundered despite
encouragement
by Arab nations.
3
The sight of the summit, however, gave many of them fresh
encouragement
.
4
He could hear soldiers shouting
encouragement
to each other across the water.
5
Parents also exchanged tailored emotional support through comparison, empathy,
encouragement
,
and hope.
Other meanings for "boost"
Usage of
boost
in English
1
That year gave a
boost
to social democracy and the welfare state?
2
Good news: Cigars don't appear to
boost
the likelihood of heart attack.
3
A major effort to
boost
this business takes place today in Malahide.
4
The new president has vowed to
boost
food security and create jobs.
5
Measures to
boost
competition would be the appropriate response from the Government.
6
The exchanges view new product offerings as a way to
boost
activity.
7
The second problem is the likely
boost
to an already appreciating pound.
8
The deal would significantly
boost
Nestle's position in the pet food market.
9
RNZ chief executive Paul Thompson said the funding
boost
was good news.
10
Bankers say such transactions helped
boost
profits of state-owned banks last year.
11
The EPA said the changes would reduce vehicle costs and
boost
safety.
12
The state government previously welcomed Packer's proposal as a
boost
to tourism.
13
According to traders, recent block deals also helped
boost
the market sentiment.
14
This will help
boost
Ichitan's marketing and sales opportunity, the statement said.
15
This was enough to
boost
German power and carbon prices, trader said.
16
The New Year will bring fresh opportunities to
boost
your cash, though!
Other examples for "boost"
Grammar, pronunciation and more
About this term
boost
Noun
Singular
Verb
Indicative · Present
Frequent collocations
boost growth
boost sales
boost the economy
big boost
get a boost
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Translations for
boost
Portuguese
aumento de custos
aumento
promover
aumentar
Catalan
augment
increment
promoure
ascendir
fomentar
coratge
encoratjament
Spanish
incremento
aumento
impulsar
ascender
fomentar
potenciar
promover
favorecer
estimular
coraje
valor
ánimo
fuerza
aumentar
Boost
through the time
Boost
across language varieties
New Zealand
Common
South Africa
Common
Ireland
Common
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