| 单词 | bounce |
| 释义 | bounce verbadverb | preposition adverb➤high弹得高◆the ball bounced high and she missed it.球弹得很高，她没有接住。➤back, off弹回；弹开◆the stone hit the window but bounced off.石头打中了窗户但是弹开了。preposition➤against, around, down, off, on, towards/toward对着⋯跳；在⋯周围跳动；沿着⋯跳；跳离⋯；在⋯上弹跳；朝⋯跳◆short sound waves bounce off even small objects.短声波即使遇到小物体也会产生回音。◆the idea had been bouncing around in my head for some time.有一段时间，这个念头一直在我的头脑里挥之不去。 bounce /baʊns/ verb1. (informal) [intransitive, transitive] if a cheque bounces, or a bank bounces it, the bank refuses to pay it because there is not enough money in the account （支票因出票人账上存款不足遭银行）退回，拒付◆the cheque will bounce if your salary doesn't reach your account today. 如果你的工资今天未能存入你的账户，支票将被拒付。◆a bounced cheque 一张空头支票 ➡ dishonour , rd , return 2. [intransitive, transitive] to increase suddenly in value or level 突然增加；反弹◆the retailer's shares bounced 2.7 per cent to €55.5. 零售商的股票反弹 2.7%，达到 55.5 欧元。⨁ prices / sales / shares / the market bounced价格／销量／股票／市场反弹 3. [intransitive] bounce around/up and down to repeatedly increase and decrease in value or level 忽高忽低地；上下波动◆the stock price has been bouncing up and down as much as 10% a day. 股票价格一天之内上下波动的幅度高达 10%。 4. [intransitive, transitive] if an email bounces or the system bounces it, it returns to the person who sent it because it cannot be delivered. （电子邮件）被退回 ●bounce back (from sth)to become successful again or start to increase again after a period of difficulty 重整旗鼓；复苏◆the airline's shares have bounced back from two days of heavy losses. 这航空公司的股票在遭受两天的重大损失之后已开始回升。 bounce /baʊns/ noun [countable] a rapid increase 急剧上升◆she predicts a 21% bounce in the ftse next year. 她预测明年富时指数会暴涨 21%。◆we had expected a bounce back in sales. 我们已预料到销售量的骤增。 dead cat bounce ☞ bounce☞ bounce bounce [intransitive, transitive] to jump up and down on sth; to move a child up and down while they are sitting on your knee弹跳；蹦；把（小孩）放在膝上颠着玩◆she bounced up and down excitedly on the bed.她兴奋地在床上蹦蹦跳跳。◆i bounced the baby on my knee while pat did the dishes.帕特在洗碗，我就把孩子放在膝上颠着玩。bounce/baʊns ||; baυns/verb1. [i,t] (used about a ball, etc) to move away quickly after it has hit a hard surface; to make a ball do this （指球等）反弹；使反弹: ◇the stone bounced off the wall and hit her on the head. 石头从墙上弹开，击中她的脑袋。◇a small boy came down the street, bouncing a ball. 一个小男孩在街上一边走一边拍着皮球玩。 2. [i] to jump up and down continuously 不断蹦跳: ◇the children were bouncing on their beds. 孩子们在他们的床上蹦来跳去。 ☞picture at hop 见 hop 插图 3. [i,t] (used about a cheque) to be returned by a bank without payment because there is not enough money in the account （指支票因账户缺钱而）被退票 bounce noun [c,u] bounce back to become healthy, successful or happy again after an illness, a failure, or a disappointment （病后）复原；（失败、失望后）重新振作 bouncesee ⇨ computers/internet/email 10☞ bounce¹☞ bounce² |
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