The word "boom" is used today quite often. In this article, we consider the meaning of the word "boom", as well as what adjectives and verbs with this short, but so important three-letter word are used. Let's talk about foreign films with the same name and more. Let us indicate what this word is associated with in many of us.
On the word "boom" from an economic point of view
To the question of what a boom is, one can find the answer in dictionaries on economics and business terms. They denote a period of rapid economic growth. It also implies the highest point of business activity.
A boom means a boom when business activity is on top. Boom times are characterized by rising prices and low unemployment.
What is associated and what happens
When the word "boom" Internet users have the following associations:
- Bomb.
- Grenade.
- Firework.
- Sensation.
- Screen.
- Fuse.
- Revolt.
- Clash.
The boom can be oil, book, construction, information, consumer, tourism, new, industrial, investment and so on.
Talking about what a boom is, we note that it has several synonyms. These are words such as "hype, " "revitalization, " "sensation." In its meaning, it is also similar to the words "furor" and "excitement."
About the films called "Boom"
In 1980, the French comedy directed by Claude Pinot "Boom" was released, where the movie star rising at that time, Sophie Marceau, played. A project of a temporary duration of 114 minutes in France alone was watched by about 8 million viewers. The music for this tape was written by Vladimir Cosma. The film was included in the category of viewing age limit 12+.
The main heroine of this film is the schoolgirl Vick, who began to have a sense of love for a classmate.
12 years before the appearance of the above tape, director Joseph Losey introduced his brainchild under the same name. The script for the British film was written by the famous playwright Tennessee Williams. The thriller tells the story of a dying rich woman who married six times and survived all her spouses, whom her maid helps to capture her memories on paper. The main roles in this film were played by cinema stars of the time Elizabeth Taylor and Richard Burton.
