baby boom 英 [ˈbeibi bu:m]   美 [ˈbebi bum]

baby boom

baby boom  英 [ˈbeibi bu:m] 美 [ˈbebi bum]

phrase. 婴儿潮;生育高峰 

名词复数:baby booms 

They also pointed out that the baby boom generation, now beginning to retire, is the fattest cohort yet, which could significantly burden Medicare. 他们也指出现在正开始退休的婴儿潮一代还是最胖的一群人显著地加重压于医疗保险制度。
The state of our union was stronger than ever, and I outlined a program to make the most of it, beginning with a series of initiatives to create a secure retirement for the baby boom generation. 国家比以往任何时候都要强大,而且我制定了一个充分利用这种优势的发展计划,首先要采取一系列的主动措施,为婴儿潮这一代创造有保障的退休生活。

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  • phrase. 婴儿潮;生育高峰
  • 1. They also pointed out that the baby boom generation, now beginning to retire, is the fattest cohort yet, which could significantly burden Medicare.

    他们也指出现在正开始退休的婴儿潮一代还是最胖的一群人显著地加重压于医疗保险制度。

  • 2. The state of our union was stronger than ever, and I outlined a program to make the most of it, beginning with a series of initiatives to create a secure retirement for the baby boom generation.

    国家比以往任何时候都要强大,而且我制定了一个充分利用这种优势的发展计划,首先要采取一系列的主动措施,为婴儿潮这一代创造有保障的退休生活。

  • 3. The huge American baby boom generation will be retiring in coming years, and the generation emerging from college is only one-third the size so competition for their services promises to be fierce.

    美国庞大的“婴儿潮”一代在未来几年内将陆续退休,而近年来的大学毕业生数量仅为其人数的三分之一,所以招聘市场的竞争将日趋激烈。

  • baby boom (n.) coined 1941, from baby (n.) + boom (n.); derivative baby-boomer (member of the one that began in the U.S. in 1945) is recorded by 1974.
ˈbaby boom / ; NAmE / noun a period when many more babies are born than usual 生育高峰(期) baby boom baby booms ˈbaby boom / ; NAmE /
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