Definition
Definition of rebounded - Reverso English Dictionary
Noun
businessTECH. recovery in economic activity or pricesTECH.
- The market's rebounded surprised investors after months of decline.
Adjective
1.
recoveryrecovered from a setback or decline
- The rebounded economy showed signs of growth.
2.
bounced backRare having bounced back after hitting somethingRare
- The rebounded ball flew across the court.
Origin of rebounded
Old French, re- (again) + bondir (to leap)
Examples of rebounded in a sentence
Analysts predict a rebound in housing prices. The rebounded team celebrated their victory. Her rebounded spirit was evident in her smile. The rebounded puck went straight into the net. The rebounded object hit the wall again.
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- French:rebond, redressé, ...
- German:Erholung, erholt, ...
- Italian:ripresa, rimbalzato, ...
- Spanish:recuperación, rebotado, ...
- Portuguese:recuperação, restabelecido, ...
- Chinese:反弹, 复苏的, ...
- Japanese:回復, 回復した, ...
- Arabic:اِنْتِعَاش, مُتَعَافٍ, ...
- Hebrew:הִתְאוֹשְׁשׁוּת, מִתְאוֹשֵׁשׁ, ...
- Russian:восстановление, восстановившийся, ...
- Ukrainian:відскок, відновлений, ...
- Hindi:पुनरुद्धार, संभला हुआ, ...
Definition of rebound - Reverso English Dictionary
Verb
1.
motionintr. bounce back from a surface or impactintr.
- The ball rebounded off the wall.
2.
backfireintr. have an unintended negative effectintr.
- His plan rebounded on him, causing more problems.
3.
recoveryintr. recover from a setback or difficultyintr.
- She quickly rebounded from her illness.
4.
sportstr. TECH. catch the ball after a missed shot in basketballtr. TECH.
- He rebounded the ball and passed it to his teammate.
Noun
1.
physical actionthe act of bouncing back after impact
- The ball made a rebound off the wall.
2.
emotional recoveryperiod after a breakup to recover emotionally
- She is still on the rebound from her last relationship.
3.
sportsTECH. catching the ball after a missed shot in basketballTECH.
- He grabbed the rebound and scored.
4.
bounce backrecovery after a decline
- The stock market experienced a strong rebound this year..
5.
datingnew relationship started after a breakup
- He is just a rebound for her.
Adjective
motionbouncing back after an impact
- The rebound ball was hard to catch.
Expressions with rebound
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in a state of reacting to a recent event
He made that decision on the rebound from losing his job.
period when an economy recovers and grows again after a slowdown
Tourism helped drive the country’s economic rebound after the crisis.
romantic relationship started soon after a breakup to feel better
She started a rebound relationship right after her divorce.
return of symptoms after stopping treatment
Patients experienced a rebound effect after stopping the medication.
increased severity of symptoms after cessation of treatment
Stopping the medication led to a rebound phenomenon, worsening her condition..
soreness upon releasing belly pressure, suggesting peritoneum irritation
The doctor noted rebound tenderness when he let go of her abdomen.
sudden release of energy causing ground shaking
The elastic rebound caused a powerful earthquake.
exercise using a small trampoline for low-impact fitness
Rebound exercise is great for improving cardiovascular health.
Origin of rebound
French, rebondir (to bounce back)
Examples of rebound in a sentence
Her enthusiasm rebounded after the good news. The harsh warning rebounded against the manager. Cutting corners may rebound on the company. The team rebounded after the initial loss. He managed to rebound from the financial crisis. After the missed free throw, she quickly rebounded and scored.
The player rebounded the ball, preventing the opposing team from scoring. The rebound was quick and unexpected. After the rebound, the ball was in play again. His rebound was quick after the breakup. She found comfort in friends during her rebound. The player secured the rebound with ease. She was known for her quick reflexes on the rebound. The team made a remarkable rebound in the second half. After a tough year, she made a quick rebound. Their romance began as a rebound after her divorce. She realized the rebound was not a lasting relationship. The rebound effect made the ball unpredictable. Rebound surfaces can change the direction of the ball.
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- French:rebondir, rebond, ...
- German:zurückprallen, Rückprall, ...
- Italian:rimbalzare, rimbalzo, ...
- Spanish:rebotar, rebote, ...
- Portuguese:ricochetear, ricochete, ...
- Chinese:反弹, 情感恢复期, ...
- Japanese:跳ね返る, リバウンド, ...
- Arabic:اِرْتَدَّ, اِرْتِدَاد, ...
- Hebrew:לִקְפּוֹץ, נִיתּוּר, ...
- Russian:отскочить, отскок, ...
- Ukrainian:відскакувати, відскок, ...
- Hindi:उछलकर वापस आना, वापस उछाल, ...
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