bounce

baʊns

bawns

/bˈa‍ʊns/

Definice a význam slova „bounce“ v angličtině

to bounce

SLOVESO

odrážet se, skákat

to jump up and down over and over again, especially on a stretchy surface

Intransitive

Příklady

During the celebration, people began to bounce in joy, creating a lively atmosphere.

Během oslavy lidé začali radostí skákat, čímž vytvořili živou atmosféru.

odrazit se, vrátit se

(of an email) to fail to reach the destination and be sent back to the sender

Intransitive

Příklady

The automated response indicated that the email had bounced due to an invalid recipient address.

Automatická odpověď uvedla, že e-mail byl vrácen kvůli neplatné adrese příjemce.

odrazit se, skákat

to move away from a surface after making contact

Intransitive

Příklady

The golf ball hit the green and began to bounce slightly before settling.

Golfový míček zasáhl trávník a začal se lehce odrážet, než se usadil.

odrazit se, odrážet

to strike an object in a way that it rebounds or moves back after impact

Transitive: to bounce a ball

Příklady

In a game of billiards, the player attempted to bounce the cue ball off the cushion to pocket another ball.

Ve hře kulečníku se hráč pokusil odrazit bílou kouli od mantinelu, aby dal jinou kouli do kapsy.

odrážet se, skákat

to rapidly move up and down in a repeated or rhythmic manner

Intransitive

Příklady

As the car drove over the uneven terrain, the passengers felt it bounce along the bumpy road.

Když auto jelo přes nerovný terén, cestující cítili, jak se odráží po hrbolaté silnici.

být vrácen, odrazit se

(of a check) to be returned by a bank due to insufficient funds or other issues

Intransitive

Příklady

His check for the rent bounced because he forgot to deposit money into his account.

Jeho šek na nájem byl vrácen, protože zapomněl vložit peníze na svůj účet.

vyhodit, vyloučit

to forcefully remove or expel someone from a place or property

Transitive: to bounce sb

Příklady

The event organizers had a strict policy and were prepared to bounce attendees engaging in aggressive behavior.

Pořadatelé akce měli přísná pravidla a byli připraveni vykázat účastníky, kteří se chovali agresivně.

vrátit, odmítnout

to return a check to the payee due to issues such as insufficient funds

Transitive: to bounce a check

Příklady

The bank had to bounce the check because the account had been closed by the account holder.

Banka musela vrátit šek, protože účet byl uzavřen majitelem účtu.

to take turns performing an action or speaking, especially in a conversational or collaborative setting

Příklady

The writers bounced dialogue until the exchange sounded natural.

zmizet, vypadnout

to leave or exit quickly, often suddenly

Slang

Příklady

Do n't bounce without saying goodbye.

Nemiz bez rozloučení.

Bounce

PODSTATNÉ JMÉNO

the lively thickness, shine, and elasticity of healthy hair that allows it to move and return to shape easily

Příklady

Heat damage can make even thick hair lose its bounce.

the property of a material that allows it to rebound or spring back after being compressed or struck

Příklady

Too much moisture can reduce the bounce of synthetic materials.

a light, self-propelled upward or forward movement, often with energy or enthusiasm

Příklady

The young athlete had the bounce of someone full of energy.

the act or motion of rebounding after striking a surface

Příklady

Each bounce of the tennis ball was measured for consistency.

an undelivered email that is returned to the sender due to delivery failure, often caused by a technical or address-related issue

Příklady

After several bounces, the sender cleaned up the mailing list.

Lexikální Strom

bouncer

bouncing

bounce

Blízká Slova

Definice a význam slova „bounce“ v angličtině

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