Betydninger av Bounce på japansk

跳ねる (はねる)

Eksempel:

The ball bounced off the wall.

ボールが壁に跳ね返った。

She watched the children bounce on the trampoline.

彼女は子供たちがトランポリンで跳ねるのを見ていた。

Bruk: informalKontekst: This meaning is commonly used in casual conversation, especially when referring to physical objects like balls or people jumping.

Merk: Used to describe the action of something hitting a surface and springing back.

跳ね返す (はねかえす)

Eksempel:

He bounced the idea back to the team.

彼はそのアイデアをチームに跳ね返した。

The negotiation bounced back and forth.

交渉が行ったり来たりした。

Bruk: formal/informalKontekst: Used in discussions, negotiations, or brainstorming contexts where ideas are exchanged.

Merk: This usage metaphorically refers to ideas being sent back and forth, similar to a physical bounce.

退去させる (たいきょさせる)

Eksempel:

The bouncer asked him to leave the club.

バウンサーが彼にクラブを退去するように頼んだ。

They bounced him from the event for being disruptive.

彼は騒がしかったので、そのイベントから退去させられた。

Bruk: formalKontekst: Often used in the context of clubs, events, or gatherings where security personnel are involved.

Merk: The term 'bouncer' refers to a security guard who ensures that unwanted guests leave an establishment.

元気にする (げんきにする)

Eksempel:

That news really bounced me back!

そのニュースは私を元気にさせた！

After the vacation, he bounced back to his regular routine.

休暇の後、彼は元のルーチンに戻った。

Bruk: informalKontekst: Used in personal contexts to describe recovering or regaining energy or enthusiasm.

Merk: This meaning is often figurative, relating to emotional or physical recovery.

rebound

To rebound means to bounce back after hitting a surface.

Eksempel: The basketball rebounded off the backboard.

Merk: Rebound specifically implies a return after hitting a surface, often used in sports contexts.

spring

Spring refers to a sudden movement or jump back after being pressed down or stretched.

Eksempel: The coil spring in the mattress provides bounce.

Merk: Spring can also refer to a coiled or elastic device that returns to its original shape after being compressed.

ricochet

Ricochet means to rebound off a surface at an angle.

Eksempel: The bullet ricocheted off the wall.

Merk: Ricochet often implies a sharp or unexpected change in direction after hitting a surface.

jounce

Jounce means to move with a jolting or bouncing motion.

Eksempel: The rough road caused the car to jounce up and down.

Merk: Jounce typically describes a rough or uneven bouncing movement.

Bounce back

To recover quickly from a setback or difficult situation.

Eksempel: After a difficult time, she managed to bounce back and find success again.

Merk: The original word 'bounce' refers to a physical action of rebounding off a surface, while 'bounce back' is a metaphorical usage indicating resilience or recovery.

Bounce off

To discuss or share thoughts with someone to get their feedback or reaction.

Eksempel: Idea bounced off a couple of friends to get their opinions before finalizing it.

Merk: While 'bounce' refers to the physical action of rebounding, 'bounce off' is used in a figurative sense to indicate sharing ideas or thoughts.

Bounce ideas off

To share thoughts or suggestions with someone to seek their input or feedback.

Eksempel: I like to bounce ideas off my colleagues to get different perspectives before making a decision.

Merk: Similar to 'bounce off,' 'bounce ideas off' is used in a figurative sense to indicate seeking opinions or insights from others.

Bounce around

To move from person to person or place to place informally or without a clear direction.

Eksempel: The plan has been bouncing around for weeks, but we need to make a decision soon.

Merk: Unlike the physical action of bouncing, 'bounce around' refers to ideas or plans moving informally or without a set path.

Bounce off the walls

To be overly energetic, excited, or uncontrollable.

Eksempel: The kids were bouncing off the walls with excitement before the party.

Merk: This idiom uses 'bounce' to convey excessive energy or excitement rather than a physical action of rebounding.

Bounce a check

To have a check returned by a bank because of insufficient funds to cover the amount.

Eksempel: He had to pay a fee for bouncing a check due to insufficient funds in his account.

Merk: In this context, 'bounce' is used to indicate a check being returned due to lack of funds, rather than a physical bouncing action.

Bounce into

To enter a place or situation energetically or with excitement.

Eksempel: She bounced into the room with a big smile on her face.

Merk: While 'bounce' typically refers to a physical action, 'bounce into' describes entering a place or situation with enthusiasm or energy.

Bounce a ball

To repeatedly make a ball hit a surface and rebound.

Eksempel: He likes to bounce a ball against the wall to relax.

Merk: This phrase uses 'bounce' in its literal sense of causing a ball to rebound off a surface.

Bounce

In this context, 'bounce' means to leave or exit quickly or abruptly.

Eksempel: We decided to bounce early from the party.

Merk: The slang term 'bounce' is commonly used to refer to leaving a place or situation swiftly, which differs from the original meaning of rebounding off a surface.

Bounce a question

To bounce a question means to deflect or redirect a question to someone else.

Eksempel: She tried to bounce a tricky question during the interview.

Merk: This usage of 'bounce' is different from the original meaning, indicating shifting the responsibility or attention of a question.

Bounce a vibe

To bounce a vibe means to change or shift the atmosphere or mood of a place or situation.

Eksempel: I'm not feeling this place; let's bounce the vibe and find somewhere better.

Merk: This slang term uses 'bounce' to indicate altering or moving the vibe, contrasting with the physical action of rebounding.

Bounce a plan

When you bounce a plan, it means to discard or abandon a previous plan and create a new one.

Eksempel: I think we should bounce the original plan and come up with a new one.

Merk: In this case, 'bounce' is used to convey the idea of rejecting or discarding something, diverging from its original meaning of rebounding.

Bounce a feeling

Bouncing a feeling refers to attempting to overcome or cope with an emotion.

Eksempel: She tried to bounce her feelings of anxiety by taking deep breaths.

Merk: This use of 'bounce' represents dealing with or managing emotions, in contrast to its original meaning of rebounding off a surface.

The ball bounced off the wall.

She bounced up and down with excitement.

The email was returned as a bounce message.

Bounce - Substantiv (Noun) / Substantiv, entall eller masse (Noun, singular or mass)

Oppslagsord: bounce

Bøyinger

Substantiv, flertall (Noun, plural): bounces, bounce

Substantiv, entall eller masse (Noun, singular or mass): bounce

Verb, preteritum (Verb, past tense): bounced

Verb, gerundium eller presens partisipp (Verb, gerund or present participle): bouncing

Verb, 3. person entall presens (Verb, 3rd person singular present): bounces

Verb, grunnform (Verb, base form): bounce

Verb, presens ikke 3. person entall (Verb, non-3rd person singular present): bounce

Stavelser, Deling og Beton

bounce inneholder 1 stavelser: bounce

Fonemisk transkripsjon: ˈbau̇n(t)s

bounce , ˈbau̇n(t)s (Den røde stavelsen er betont)

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