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1 rebound
1. intransitive verb1) (spring back) abprallen ( from von)2. noun1) (recoil) Abprall, der2) (fig.): (emotional reaction)marry somebody on the rebound — in seiner Enttäuschung jemanden heiraten
* * *(to bounce back: The ball rebounded off the wall.) zurückprallen- academic.ru/117683/on_the_rebound">on the rebound* * *re·boundI. vi[rɪˈbaʊnd, AM ˈri:baʊnd]1. (bounce back) abprallen, zurückprallen2. (recover in value) stocks wieder stark an Wert gewinnen [o nach oben schnellen], wieder ansteigen3. (have negative effect)II. n[ˈri:baʊnd]4.▶ on the \rebound (after bouncing) als Abpraller; (in basketball) als Rebound; (from relationship) unter einer gescheiterten Beziehung leidend* * *[rɪ'baʊnd]1. vi(ball, bullet) zurückprallen, abprallen (against, off von)2. n['riːbaʊnd] (of ball, bullet) Rückprall m; (BASEBALL) Rebound mto hit a ball on the rebound — den zurück- or abgeprallten Ball schlagen
she married him on the rebound — sie heiratete ihn, um sich über einen anderen hinwegzutrösten
* * *rebound1 [rıˈbaʊnd]A v/i1. abprallen ( from von):2. figa) zurückfallen (on, upon auf akk)b) sich als Bumerang erweisenB s [ˈriːbaʊnd]1. Abprall m:catch the ball on the rebound den abprallenden Ball fangen;she married him on the rebound (from her ex-husband) sie heiratete ihn, um über ihre Enttäuschung (über ihren Exmann) hinwegzukommen2. SPORTa) Abpraller m* * *1. intransitive verb1) (spring back) abprallen ( from von)2) (have adverse effect) zurückfallen ( upon auf + Akk.)2. noun1) (recoil) Abprall, der2) (fig.): (emotional reaction)* * *n.Abprall -ungen m. v.zurück prallen v.zurückprallen (alt.Rechtschreibung) v. -
2 bounce
1.[baʊns]intransitive verb1) springenbounce up and down on something — auf etwas (Dat.) herumspringen
2) (coll.) [Scheck:] platzen (ugs.)2. transitive verbaufspringen lassen [Ball]3. nounhe bounced the baby on his knee — er ließ das Kind auf den Knien reiten
1) (rebound) Aufprall, derPhrasal Verbs:- academic.ru/84796/bounce_back">bounce back* * *1. verb 2. noun1) ((of a ball etc) an act of springing back: With one bounce the ball went over the net.) der Sprung2) (energy: She has a lot of bounce.) der Schwung•- bouncing* * *[baʊn(t)s]I. na bad \bounce ungünstig abgeschlagener Ballto be beaten by the \bounce nicht mehr an den Ball kommento give sb the \bounce jdn hinauswerfen famII. vi2. (jump up and down) hüpfenthe car \bounced down the bumpy track der Wagen holperte den unebenen Fahrweg entlang4. (work as bouncer) als Türsteher arbeiten5.III. vt▪ to \bounce sth etw aufspringen lassento \bounce a baby ein Baby schaukeln* * *[baʊns]1. vithe car bounced along the bumpy road — das Auto holperte die schlechte Straße entlang
I gotta bounce ( US sl ) — ich mach nen Abgang (inf)
2. vt3) (inf: throw out) rausschmeißen (inf)4)(= coerce)
to bounce sb into doing sth — jdn dazu bringen, etw zu tun3. n1) (of ball = rebound) Aufprall mcount the number of bounces — zählen Sie, wie oft der Ball etc aufspringt
2) no pl (of ball) Sprungkraft f; (of hair also, rubber) Elastizität f; (inf, of person) Schwung m (inf)* * *bounce [baʊns]A son the bounce beim Aufspringen2. a) Elastizität f (von Gummi etc)b) the ball has plenty of bounce der Ball springt sehr gut;with a bounce in one’s step beschwingt3. Sprung m, Satz m4. umg Schwung m, Schmiss m (Lebenskraft, -freude)5. umg Rausschmiss m (auch Entlassung):give sb the bounce jemanden rausschmeißen;get the bounce rausgeschmissen werden6. figa) Angabe fb) freche Lügec) Unverfrorenheit fB v/t2. (herum)schmeißen umg, (herum)schleudernC v/i1. aufprallen, aufspringen (Ball etc):bounce off abprallen (von)2. a) federn, elastisch sein (Gummi etc)b) springen (Ball etc)3. springen, einen Satz machen, (hoch)schnellen, hüpfen:bounce into the room ins Zimmer platzen oder stürzen;he bounced out of his chair er schnellte von seinem Stuhl in die Höhea) sich rasch wieder fangen,b) rasch wieder auf die Beine kommen,c) US sich als Bumerang erweisen (on für)6. besonders Br angeben, aufschneiden* * *1.[baʊns]intransitive verb1) springenbounce up and down on something — auf etwas (Dat.) herumspringen
2) (coll.) [Scheck:] platzen (ugs.)2. transitive verbaufspringen lassen [Ball]3. noun1) (rebound) Aufprall, derPhrasal Verbs:* * *n.Federkraft f. v.prellen v.
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