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boom verb
⇨ do well (Business is booming.) ⇨ rumble (thunder booms) do well idiom do well ♦︎ flourish ♦︎ thrive ♦︎ prosper ♦︎ boom ♦︎ blossom ♦︎ bloom ♦︎ be going placesThese words all mean to be successful, or to grow or develop quickly or successfully. 这些词均表示成功、快速成长或发展。PATTERNS AND COLLOCATIONS 句型和搭配◆to flourish / thrive / prosper on / under sth◆to do well / prosper / blossom as sth◆to blossom / bloom into sth◆a business does well / flourishes / thrives / prospers / is booming / blossoms◆an industry does well / flourishes / thrives / prospers◆tourism / trade / a market flourishes / thrives / prospers / is booming◆the economy does well / flourishes / prospers / is booming◆a plant / town does well / flourishes / thrives◆to really flourish / thrive / blossom◆to do really well / be really going places■ do ˈwell idiom (does, did, done) [intransitive] (especially spoken) to be successful or make good progress 成功；进步◆Jack is doing very well at school.杰克在学校里学习很好。◆Her last play had done well.她最近演的这出戏很成功。◆The company is doing well now after a difficult start.在熬过了艰难的开端之后，该公司现在经营状况良好。◆This shrub will do well even in a small city garden.这种灌木即使在城市的小花园里也能茁壮生长。ⓘ Do well can be used to talk about people, places, businesses and plants. * do well可用于人、场所、生意或植物。■ flourish / /ˈflʌrɪʃ; NAmE ˈflɜːrɪʃ/ verb [intransitive] (especially written) to develop quickly and be successful; to grow well and be strong, healthy and happy 繁荣昌盛；茁壮成长；健康幸福◆His international career has flourished under captain James Murray.在首领詹姆斯•默里的领导下，他在国际上的事业兴旺发达。◆The arts began to flourish at that time.艺术是从那时开始繁荣的。◆There was a flourishing black market.黑市交易猖獗。◆The plants flourish in a damp climate.这些植物在潮湿的气候下长势茂盛。ⓘ Flourish can be used to talk about people, their careers and relationships, places, traditions, businesses and plants. It is used especially to talk about art and culture, especially in a historical context. * flourish可用于人及其事业和关系、场所、传统、生意和植物，尤用于谈论历史语境中的艺术和文化。■ thrive /θraɪv/ / verb [intransitive] to develop quickly and be successful; to grow well and be strong, healthy and happy 繁荣昌盛；茁壮成长；健康幸福◆He's clearly thriving in his new job.他在新的工作岗位上显然干得很出色。◆New businesses thrive in this area.新的商家在这一地区蓬勃兴起。◆These animals rarely thrive in captivity.这些动物采用圈养的方法很少能够肥壮。◆She seems to thrive on stress (= enjoy it).她好像乐于承受压力。ⓘ Thrive can be used to talk about people, businesses, places, plants or animals. It is used especially to talk about the conditions in which a person, animal or plant can become strong, healthy or happy. * thrive可用于人、生意、场所、植物或动物，尤用于谈论人或动植物茁壮成长或健康幸福的条件。 see also thriving ⇨ successful 2 ■ prosper verb [intransitive] (especially written) (of a person, business or economy) to develop in a successful way; to be successful, especially financially （人、生意或经济）繁荣兴旺，成功，发达◆The economy prospered under his administration.在他执政期间经济繁荣了起来。◆The railway prospered from the new mining traffic.这条铁路由于新的采矿运输而兴旺发达起来。 see also prosperity ⇨ money 3 , prosperous ⇨ rich ■ boom verb [intransitive] (used especially in the progressive tenses 尤用于进行时) (rather informal, especially journalism 尤用于新闻) (of a business or economy) to have a period of rapid growth; to become bigger or more successful （生意或经济）迅速发展，激增，繁荣昌盛◆The club scene was booming.当时俱乐部圈子正在迅速发展。◆Business is booming!生意兴隆！◆Tourist numbers have boomed in recent years.近年来游客的数量大为增加。▸ boom noun [countable] ◆a boom in car sales汽车销售额的剧增◆a property / housing boom房地产／住房的迅速发展◆a boom year for exports出口兴盛的一年OPP slump ⇨ recession ■ blossom verb [intransitive](of people) to become more healthy, confident and successful; (of a relationship, career or talent) to develop into sth better or quickly become successful （人）变得更阳光；（人际关系、事业或才能）发展良好，成功◆She has visibly blossomed over the last few months.最近几个月她的身体明显好多了。◆The friendship blossomed into love.这种友谊发展成了爱情。■ bloom verb [intransitive](especially of people) to become or be healthy or become confident and successful （尤指人）变得健康（或自信、成功）◆She was blooming with good health.她因身体健康而变得乐观开朗。■ be ˈgoing places idiom (rather informal) (of a person) to be getting more and more successful in your life or career （人）事业顺利，春风得意◆He's a young architect who's really going places.他是个正春风得意的青年建筑师。 rumble verb rumble ♦︎ roar ♦︎ thunder ♦︎ roll ♦︎ boomThese words all mean to make a deep sound. 这些词均表示发出低沉的声音。PATTERNS AND COLLOCATIONS 句型和搭配◆thunder rumbles / roars / rolls / booms◆traffic rumbles / roars / thunders◆to rumble / roar / thunder / roll / boom loudly■ rumble [intransitive] to make a long, deep sound or series of sounds 发出持续而低沉的声音；发出隆隆声◆They could hear thunder rumbling in the distance.他们听到远处隆隆的雷声。◆I'm so hungry my stomach's rumbling.我饿得肚子咕咕叫了。▸ rumble noun [countable] ◆He gave a low rumble of laughter.他发出一阵低沉的笑声。◆Inside, the noise of the traffic was reduced to a distant rumble.进到屋里，车辆的声音减弱了，就像是远处的隆隆声。■ roar / /rɔː(r)/ / [intransitive] to make a very loud, deep noise 吼叫；咆哮◆We heard a lion roar.我们听到狮吼。◆The gun roared deafeningly.枪炮轰鸣声震耳欲聋。◆The engine roared to life (= started noisily).发动机隆隆启动。▸ roar noun [countable, usually singular] ◆I could barely hear above / over the roar of the aircraft's engines.除了飞机发动机的轰鸣声，我几乎什么也听不见。◆The car sped off with an almighty roar.那辆汽车飞驰而去，发出巨大的轰鸣声。■ thunder [intransitive] to make a very loud deep noise that sounds like thunder (= the loud noise that you hear after a flash of lightning, during a storm) 发出雷鸣般响声；轰隆隆地响◆A voice thundered in my ear.一个震耳欲聋的声音在我耳边响起。◆The horse raced across the pasture, its hooves thundering on the grass.那匹马在牧场上飞奔，马蹄在草地上隆隆作响。▸ thunder noun [singular] ◆The thunder of hooves split the air as the horses burst through the mist.那些马冲出迷雾，隆隆的马蹄声划破长空。■ roll [intransitive, transitive] to make a long continuous sound, especially the sound made by drums or thunder 发出持续的声音（尤指鼓声或雷声）◆From the walls a trumpet sounded, a drum rolled and the gate swung open.墙里响起喇叭声，鼓咚咚作响，大门打开了。▸ roll noun [countable] ◆Lightning flashed across the sky, immediately followed by a deep roll of thunder.闪电划过天空，紧接着是轰隆隆的雷声。■ boom / /buːm/ / [intransitive] to make a loud deep noise that sounds like an explosion 轰鸣，轰响（有如爆炸声）◆The ship's gun boomed and the shot fell only a hundred metres away.船上炮声大作，炮弹却只射出百米之遥。▸ boom noun [countable, usually singular] ◆The deep boom of a foghorn echoed across the bay.雾角低沉的声音在整个海湾回荡。 |