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has gloss	(noun) a member of the baby boom generation in the 1950s; "they expanded the schools for a generation of baby boomers" boomer, baby boomer
has gloss	eng: A baby boomer is one of the 76 million Americans born during the demographic Post-World War II baby boom. Other countries that experienced similar baby booms were Canada, Australia, and New Zealand. The term baby boomers was first used by Landon Jones in 1980 . The impact of the generation's size on its economic future was further examined by Richard Easterlin in that same year. . As a cohort, the baby boomers have been shaped both by their size, which has brought them economic power, and their life experiences, which include the rise of television and electronic mass media, high level of education, and the large number of women who chose fulltime careers in the workplace.
lexicalization	eng: Baby Boomer
lexicalization	eng: boomer
subclass of	(noun) a human being; "there was too much for one person to do" individual, mortal, someone, soul, person, somebody
has subclass	c/Baby boomers in fiction

Meaning
German
lexicalization	deu: nach dem 2. Weltkrieg Geborene
lexicalization	deu: Baby-Boomer
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lexicalization	deu: Kind der geburtenstarken Jahrgänge
Modern Greek (1453-)
lexicalization	ell: φανατικός οπαδός
Finnish
lexicalization	fin: suurten
Hebrew
lexicalization	heb: בייבי בומר
Italian
lexicalization	ita: baby boomer
Japanese
lexicalization	jpn: ベビーブーマー
Korean
lexicalization	kor: 큰 수캥거루
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lexicalization	kor: 뜨내기 노동자
Dutch
lexicalization	nld: babyboomer
Russian
lexicalization	rus: человек, родившийся в период демографического взрыва
Slovak
lexicalization	slk: generácia baby boomers
Castilian
lexicalization	spa: baby boomer
Serbian
lexicalization	srp: беби бум генерација
Yiddish
lexicalization	yid: בעיבי בומער

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member of	(noun) the larger than expected generation in United States born shortly after World War II baby boom, baby-boom generation
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similar	e/Baby boomer