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Significados de baby boom en inglés

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baby boom

The larger than expected generation in United States born shortly after World War II.

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Period marked by a significant increase of birth rate.

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Uso de baby boom en inglés
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I was born in 1946, the first year of the baby boom.
State of the Union Addresses
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Verdict There was no baby boom in the year after the Olympics.
The Guardian
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Scientists at Chester Zoo say their work has achieved a rhino baby boom.
BBC
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The baby boom has generated a lot of media coverage and public interest.
The Irish Times
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But there was a lot of talk about a baby boom in 2013.
The Guardian
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There has been a baby boom of bottlenose dolphins along the Ceredigion coast.
BBC
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The Brett Favre-inspired baby boom The ultimate show of sports love?
The Guardian
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Some hope for a zodiac-linked baby boom that is borne out by government figures.
Reuters
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Kiddies' menus started on US railways during the post-second World War baby boom years.
The Irish Times
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In all four countries post-independence governments failed to deal with a never-ending baby boom.
The Irish Times
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The baby boom of the past decade is placing unprecedented pressure on school capacity.
The Irish Times
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The shift reflects the aging of the baby boom population and declining fertility rates.
Reuters
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Chloe Hayward looks at how firms are cashing in on the royal baby boom.
BBC
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So could we be facing a coronavirus baby boom at the end of the year?
Wired
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Both hospitals said they were bringing in extra staff to cope with the baby boom.
Reuters
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Australia has experienced a baby boom in recent years.
Reuters