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Deutsch Englisch Übersetzung
Definition
Synonym
Andrang
Deutsch Englisch Übersetzung
Andrang
boom
Andrang
m
rush; crush
Andrang
m
boom
Andrang
m
rush, crush
Andrang
, Eile, rasen, hetzen
rush
Andrang
m
; Ansturm
m
; Massenansturm
m
(auf etw.)
übtr.
der
Andrang
an von Kauflustigen
ein Ansturm auf die Aktien
stampede (to sth.)
fig.
the stampede of shoppers
a stampede to buy the shares
Deutsche
Andrang Synonyme
Andrang
ÂAnsturm
Âgroße
Nachfrage
ÂRun
(auf)
ÂZustrom
Andrang
Ansturm
große Nachfrage
Run (auf)
Zustrom
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Andrang Synonym
nachschlagen
Englische
boom Synonyme
boom
Carling float
access
accession
accretion
accrual
accrue
accruement
accumulate
accumulation
addition
advance
aggrandizement
amplification
appreciate
appreciation
arch dam
ascent
augmentation
awake the dead
backfire
backstop
ball the jack
balloon
ballooning
balsa
balsa raft
bamboo curtain
bang
bank
bar
bark
barrage
barrel
barrier
batten
bawl
be reflected
be sent back
beam
bear-trap dam
beaver dam
bellow
birr
blare
blast
blast the ear
blat
bloat
bloating
bloom
blossom
blowout
blowup
blubber
board
bob
bombilate
bombinate
boom
boom
ing
boom
ing economy
boost
bottoming out
bounce back
bowl along
bray
breakwater
breastwork
breathe
breed
breeze
breeze along
brick wall
broaden
broadening
brush
buffer
buildup
bulkhead
bull market
bulwark
bum
buoy
burgeon
burgeoning
burr
burst
business cycle
business fluctuations
bust
buzz
cackle
cannonade
cant hook
cast loose
chant
chirp
clap
clap on ratlines
claw bar
clear hawse
clip
cofferdam
coo
cooling off
cork
crack
crank
crash
crescendo
crisis
crow
crowbar
cut along
cut loose
dam
deafen
defense
depression
detonation
develop
development
dike
din
discharge
ditch
downturn
drawl
drone
earthwork
echo
echo back
economic cycle
economic expansion
economic growth
edema
elevation
embankment
enlargement
exclaim
expanding economy
expansion
explode
explosion
extension
fatten
fence
fill the air
flare
flash
fleet
flit
float
flood
flourish
flower
flute
fly
fly low
foot
fulguration
fulmination
gain
gain strength
gasp
gate
get ahead
go fast
go up
gravity dam
greatening
groin
grow
grow fat
growl
growling
growth
grumble
grumbling
grunt
gush
handspike
haul
haul down
heave
heave apeak
heave round
heave short
high growth rate
highball
hike
hiss
hum
hydraulic-fill dam
increase
increment
inflation
intensify
iron crow
iron curtain
jam
jetty
jimmy
jump
kedge
boom
erang
Irish confetti
backfire
backlash
backlashing
bola
bolt
bounce
bounce back
bound
bound back
brickbat
cannon
cannon off
carom
comeback
contrecoup
counter
counterblast
counterblow
countermissile
counterstroke
exchange
fly back
give-and-take
have repercussions
interchange
kick
kick back
kickback
lash back
miscarry
missile
projectile
rebound
rebuff
recalcitrate
recalcitration
reciprocation
recoil
repercuss
repercussion
reply
repulse
resile
resilience
retaliation
retort
return
ricochet
rock
rocket
snap back
spring
spring back
stone
throw stick
throwing-stick
torpedo
waddy
boom
ing
balmy
birring
blooming
blossoming
bombilation
bombinating
bombination
boom
burring
buzzing
cannonade
cannonading
clear
deafening
droning
ear-piercing
ear-rending
ear-splitting
earthshaking
echo
echoic
echoing
exuberant
fair
fat
flourishing
flowering
forte
fortissimo
fruiting
full
fulminating
going strong
growl
growling
grumble
grumbling
halcyon
hum
humming
in full swing
in good case
lingering
loud
loud-sounding
loudish
low rumbling
palmy
peal
pealing
persistent
piercing
piping
plangent
prospering
prosperous
purring
reboant
reboation
rebound
rebounding
reecho
reechoing
repercussive
resound
resounding
reverberant
reverberating
reverberation
reverberatory
ringing
roar
roaring
robust
roll
rolling
rosy
rumble
rumbling
sleek
sonorous
sounding
stentoraphonic
stentorian
stentorious
thrifty
thriving
thrumming
thunder
thundering
thunderlike
thunderous
thundery
tonitruant
tonitruous
undamped
vigorous
volleying
whirring
whizzing
window-rattling
Andrang Definition
Boom
(
n.
)
A
long
pole
or
spar,
run
out
for
the
purpose
of
extending
the
bottom
of
a
particular
sail
Boom
(
n.
)
A
long
spar
or
beam,
projecting
from
the
mast
of
a
derrick,
from
the
outer
end
of
which
the
body
to
be
lifted
is
suspended.
Boom
(
n.
)
A
pole
with
a
conspicuous
top,
set
up
to
mark
the
channel
in
a
river
or
harbor.
Boom
(
n.
)
A
strong
chain
cable,
or
line
of
spars
bound
together,
extended
across
a
river
or
the
mouth
of
a
harbor,
to
obstruct
navigation
or
passage.
Boom
(
n.
)
A
line
of
connected
floating
timbers
stretched
across
a
river,
or
inclosing
an
area
of
water,
to
keep
saw
logs,
etc.,
from
floating
away.
Boom
(
v.
t.)
To
extend,
or
push,
with
a
boom
or
pole
Boom
(
v.
i.)
To
cry
with
a
hollow
note
Boom
(
v.
i.)
To
make
a
hollow
sound,
as
of
waves
or
cannon.
Boom
(
v.
i.)
To
rush
with
violence
and
noise,
as
a
ship
under
a
press
of
sail,
before
a
free
wind.
Boom
(
v.
i.)
To
have
a
rapid
growth
in
market
value
or
in
popular
favor
Boom
(
n.
)
A
hollow
roar,
as
of
waves
or
cannon
Boom
(
n.
)
A
strong
and
extensive
advance,
with
more
or
less
noisy
excitement
Boom
(
v.
t.)
To
cause
to
advance
rapidly
in
price
Gib
boom
(
)
See
Jib
boom
.
boom Bedeutung
boom
any
of
various
more-or-less
horizontal
spars
or
poles
used
to
extend
the
foot
of
a
sail
or
for
handling
cargo
or
in
mooring
boom
microphone
boom
a
pole
carrying
an
overhead
microphone
projected
over
a
film
or
tv
set
ghetto
blaster
boom
box
a
portable
stereo
sonic
boom
an
explosive
sound
caused
by
the
shock
wave
of
an
airplane
traveling
faster
than
the
speed
of
sound,
a
sonic
boom
follows
an
aircraft
as
a
wake
follows
a
ship
boom
roar
roaring
thunder
a
deep
prolonged
loud
noise
boom
bonanza
gold
rush
gravy
godsend
manna
from
heaven
windfall
bunce
a
sudden
happening
that
brings
good
fortune
(as
a
sudden
opportunity
to
make
money),
the
demand
for
testing
has
created
a
boom
for
those
unregulated
laboratories
where
boxes
of
specimen
jars
are
processed
like
an
assembly
line
baby
boom
baby-
boom
generation
the
larger
than
expected
generation
in
United
States
born
shortly
after
World
War
II
boom
town
a
town
enjoying
sudden
prosperity
kaffir
boom
Cape
kaffer
boom
Erythrina
caffra
small
semi-evergreen
broad-spreading
tree
of
eastern
South
Africa
with
orange-scarlet
flowers
and
small
coraled
seeds,
yields
a
light
soft
wood
used
for
fence
posts
or
shingles
kaffir
boom
Transvaal
kaffer
boom
Erythrina
lysistemon
small
semi-evergreen
tree
of
South
Africa
having
dense
clusters
of
clear
scarlet
flowers
and
red
seeds
boom
a
state
of
economic
prosperity
boom
thrive
flourish
expand
grow
vigorously,
The
deer
population
in
this
town
is
thriving,
business
is
boom
ing
smash
nail
boom
blast
hit
hard,
He
smashed
a
-run
homer
boom
boom
out
make
a
deep
hollow
sound,
Her
voice
boom
s
out
the
words
of
the
song
boom
din
make
a
resonant
sound,
like
artillery,
His
deep
voice
boom
ed
through
the
hall
thunder
boom
be
the
case
that
thunder
is
being
heard,
Whenever
it
thunders,
my
dog
crawls
under
the
bed
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