Definice a Význam "rebound"

to rebound

SLOVESO

odrazit se, navrátit se

to bounce back after hitting a surface

Intransitive

Example

The ball hit the ground and rebounded to a great height.

The gymnast performed a somersault, rebounding off the trampoline with grace.

The tennis player hit a powerful shot, and the ball rebounded off the net.

oživit se, zotavit se

to return to a former condition, level, or state after a setback or decline

Intransitive

Example

After a disappointing performance, the athlete rebounded and achieved a personal best in the next competition.

After a period of economic recession, the country 's economy rebounded and experienced significant growth.

The team suffered a loss in the previous game but rebounded with a convincing victory.

Rebound

PODSTATNÉ JMÉNO

vztah po rozchodu, přechodný vztah

a relationship or fling that occurs shortly after the end of a significant one, often to help cope with a breakup

doskok, rebound

the act of a player retrieving the ball after a missed shot or free throw in basketball

What is a "rebound"?

A rebound in basketball occurs when a player gains possession of the ball after a missed shot or free throw. It can happen on offense, giving the team another chance to score, or on defense, allowing the team to take control of the ball. A rebound requires quick reaction, good positioning, and sometimes jumping to grab the ball. Players aim to secure the ball without letting the opposing team take it, making rebounds an important part of the game to maintain or regain control.

Example

Offensive rebounds resulted in second-chance points.

Defensive rebounds often lead to fast breaks.

The forward aggressively pursued a crucial rebound.

reakce, odraz

a reaction to a crisis or setback or frustration

odraz, návrat

a movement back from an impact

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