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tryskający zdrowiem
bouncing [ˈbaʊnsɪŋ] ADJ
bouncing
tryskający zdrowiem
bouncing with happiness
pijany ze szczęścia
I. bounce [baʊns] VB intr
1. bounce (rebound):
bounce
odbijać [perf odbić] się
to bounce against sth
odbijać się od czegoś
2. bounce (jump):
bounce
podskakiwać [perf podskoczyć]
to bounce in fig
wchodzić [perf wejść] sprężystym krokiem
3. bounce inf cheque:
bounce
nie mieć pokrycia
4. bounce e-mail:
bounce
wrócić
II. bounce [baʊns] VB trans
1. bounce ball:
bounce
odbijać [perf odbić]
2. bounce baby:
bounce
podrzucać na kolanie
3. bounce inf:
to bounce a cheque
odmawiać [perf odmówić] realizacji czeku
III. bounce [baʊns] N
1. bounce (rebound):
bounce
odbicie nt
2. bounce (energy):
bounce
wigor m
I. bounce back VB intr
1. bounce back (rebound):
bounce back
odbijać [perf odbić] się
2. bounce back (recover):
bounce back
dochodzić [perf dojść] do siebie
bounce back
pozbierać się
bounce back prices
wracać [perf wrócić] do poprzedniego poziomu
II. bounce back VB trans
bounce back
odbijać [perf odbić]
bounce off VB trans, intr
to bounce off [sth]
odbijać [perf odbić] się [od czegoś]
Present
Ibounce
youbounce
he/she/itbounces
webounce
youbounce
theybounce
Past
Ibounced
youbounced
he/she/itbounced
webounced
youbounced
theybounced
Present Perfect
Ihavebounced
youhavebounced
he/she/ithasbounced
wehavebounced
youhavebounced
theyhavebounced
Past Perfect
Ihadbounced
youhadbounced
he/she/ithadbounced
wehadbounced
youhadbounced
theyhadbounced
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bouncing with happiness
pijany ze szczęścia
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Another couple of students demonstrate bouncing raisins and how to make a papier-mache volcano erupt using bread soda.
www.irishexaminer.com
The design included an air mattress base and inflated tongs; this allowed the artist to fall safely in any position without bouncing off.
en.wikipedia.org
Most steps are danced with a slight downward bouncing or dropping action.
en.wikipedia.org
Just as he is about to admit his mistake, his grandson comes bouncing into the house joyous at having won his gulli danda match.
en.wikipedia.org
The term comes from comparing the bouncing attention of the programmer to the up-down movement of a toy yo-yo.
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