bounce
🇺🇸
/baʊns/
🇬🇧
/baʊns/
verb
C1
To spring back after hitting a surface.
The ball will bounce when you drop it.
球掉下去時會彈起來。
C1
To jump up and down repeatedly.
Children love to bounce on trampolines.
孩子們喜歡在彈跳床上蹦跳。
C1
To move a child up and down on your knee.
I like to bounce my baby on my lap.
我喜歡讓寶寶在我的膝蓋上彈跳。
C1
To move up and down repeatedly.
Her curls bounce when she walks.
她走路時捲髮會彈動。
R
To move with up and down motions.
The truck will bounce on the rough road.
卡車在崎嶇的路上會顛簸。
R
To move in a lively, energetic way.
She will bounce into the room with joy.
她會歡快地蹦進房間。
R
When a check is not accepted by the bank.
The check will bounce if there's no money.
如果沒錢，支票會被退票。
R
To share ideas to get opinions.
Let's bounce some ideas off each other.
讓我們互相交流一些想法。
R
When an email returns undelivered.
My email might bounce if the address is wrong.
如果地址錯誤，我的郵件可能會被退回。
R
To force someone to leave.
They might bounce him from the team.
他們可能會把他踢出團隊。
R
To leave a place.
It's late, we should bounce now.
很晚了，我們現在該走了。
noun
R
The act of springing back.
The ball has a high bounce.
這個球的彈跳力很好。
R
The ability to spring back.
This surface has good bounce.
這個表面彈性很好。
R
Energy and liveliness.
She walks with a bounce in her step.
她走路時步伐輕快有活力。
R
The springy quality of hair.
Healthy hair has more bounce.
健康的頭髮更有彈性。
translation
彈回, 跳躍, 顛動, 彈動, 顛簸, 蹦跳, 拒付, 探討, 退回, 驅逐, 離開
彈跳, 彈性, 活力
詞形變化
3rd Present
bounces
Progressive
bouncing
Past
bounced
Perfect
bounced
Plural
bounces