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I . bounce [baʊnts] VB intr

bounce ball
bounce check

III . bounce [baʊnts] N

1. bounce:

bounce (rebound)
rebote m
bounce (in economy, sales)
salto m

2. bounce no pl (vitality):

bounce

bounce back VB intr inf

Usage examples with bounce

to bounce a check
to bounce an idea off sb

Monolingual examples (not verified by PONS Editors)

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Large portions of it bounce off the rest of the combustion chamber and resonate inside the cylinder until an average pressure is reached.
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However, if velocities are mismatched, the gears tend to bounce off each other at first contact and resist engagement.
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I learned you can bounce back from misfortune and view it as just something adverse that happened to you.
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This delivery can be dangerous for a batsman as it can bounce higher into the midriff.
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If people overact to information then we would expect companies that report unexpectedly bad earnings to suffer a big hit and then bounce back over time.
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They try to jinx and stun him, but the spells just bounce off him because of giant-inherited resistance to magic.
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The reasoning behind why some products bounce whereas others do not, is thought to lie in the rapidity of the initial price decline.
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It entered his stomach through the side of his bulletproof vest and proceeded to bounce back and forth between either side of his flak jacket, ravaging his digestive tract.
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Embellished with an oversized gold hairclip, the hair is centre parted with a soft bend and easy bounce.
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Acoustic waves encountering material with a radically different speed of sound do not penetrate, but bounce back.
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