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reboundre·bound1 /ˈribaʊnd ; rɪˈbaʊnd / verb - [intransitive] to hit something and then go in a different direction反弹；弹回◆The puck rebounded off a defender and went into the goal.冰球打在防守队员身上，反弹进了球门。
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sport体育) (in basketball) to catch and control the ball after someone has tried and failed to score a point（篮球）抢篮板球◆Turner quickly rebounded and scored the winning basket.特纳快速抢到篮板球并投中制胜的一球。
reboundre·bound2 /ˈribaʊnd / noun [countable] - a sudden increase or improvement after a period of decreasing or getting worse复兴；复苏◆last month's rebound in home prices上个月房屋价格的回升
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sport体育) a ball etc. that hits something and then goes in a different direction反弹球
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sport体育) (in basketball) an act of catching the ball after someone has tried and failed to score a point（篮球）抢篮板球
 ●on the rebound- increasing or improving again, after a period of getting worse复兴；复苏◆California's economy is on the rebound.加利福尼亚州的经济正在复苏。
- (informal) upset, sad, and confused because of the end of a romantic relationship（失恋后）失魂落魄◆I'd never go out with a guy who's on the rebound!我绝不和失魂落魄的失恋男谈恋爱！
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