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bouncebounce /baʊns / verb ➤move off surface离开表面- [intransitive, transitive](used about a ball, etc.) to move away quickly after it has hit a hard surface; to make a ball do this（球等）弹起；使弹起◆In tennis, the ball can only bounce once before you hit it back.打网球时，接球前球只能触地一次。◆The stone bounced off the wall and hit her.石头从墙面弹回，击中了她。◆A small boy came down the street, bouncing a ball.一个小男孩拍着球沿街走来。
➤move up and down上下移动- [intransitive] to jump up and down continuously（不停地）蹦，跳动◆The kids were bouncing on their beds.孩子们在床上又蹦又跳。
➤check支票- [intransitive, transitive] (informal) if a check bounces or a bank bounces it, the bank refuses to accept it because there is not enough money in the account（支票）被拒付，被退回；拒付，退回（支票）
➤computing计算机技术- [intransitive, transitive] if an e-mail bounces or the system bounces it, it returns to the person who sent it because the system cannot deliver it（电子邮件）被退回；退回（电子邮件）
 ●bounce backto recover from a failure, disappointment, etc. and return quickly to your normal life with the same energy as before（失败、失意后）恢复常态，重新振作◆The team is hoping to bounce back after last night's loss.经历昨晚失利之后，该队希望重整旗鼓。▸ bounce noun [countable, uncountable] |