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boomer

/ˈbuː.mər/

Traduction: Nom désignant une personne née pendant le baby-boom, généralement entre 1946 et 1964, souvent associée à la génération d'après-guerre.

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noun

/ˈbuː.mər/B1formal
  • frNom désignant une personne née pendant le baby-boom, généralement entre 1946 et 1964, souvent associée à la génération d'après-guerre.

A noun referring to a person born during the baby boom period, typically between 1946 and 1964, often associated with the post-World War II generation.

  1. Baby BoomerB2formal

    A person born during the baby boom period, roughly between 1946 and 1964, characterized by a significant increase in birth rates after World War II.

    frBaby-boomer

    • Many boomers are now reaching retirement age.
    • The economic policies of the 1960s greatly affected the boomer generation.
    • Boomers often have different perspectives on technology compared to younger generations.

    Synonymesbaby boomer

  2. Stereotypical older personB2slang

    A term used informally to refer to someone perceived as out of touch with modern trends, especially regarding technology or social issues.

    frBoomer (personne âgée stéréotypée)

    • He made a comment about smartphones that sounded like a total boomer.
    • Stop being such a boomer and learn how to use the app.
    • The meme was making fun of boomer attitudes toward climate change.

    Synonymesdinosaurfossilfuddy-duddygeezerold-timerrelic

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  • boomers plural form
  • boomers' possessive plural form
  • boomer's possessive singular form