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Bounce meaning
To change the direction of motion after hitting an obstacle. | To move quickly up and then down (or vice versa), once or repeatedly. | To cause to move quickly up and down, or back and forth, once or repeatedly.
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Example sentences (20)
The Big Bounce America – Featuring the Guinness-certified world record holder of The World’s Largest Bounce House, The Big Bounce America is the biggest touring inflatable event in the world.
Bounce Empire is set t open on May 25. Courtesy Bounce Empire.
The Big Bounce America, the highest point of the bounce house is 32 feet tall with a play space of 16,000 square feet.
At the Arctech Welding & Machining Mega Bounce Run, you’ll run, jump and bounce your way through obstacles with names like “Pillow Land”, “S.
ODESSA, Fla. (WFLA) – “The Big Bounce America” will bring the world’s largest bounce house to Odessa this weekend.
That’s not to mention another All-Star in coming off a bounce back year and who is hopeful for a bounce back year after an inconsistent 2017 season.
A bounce house and slide provided fun for young concertgoers at The McDeviants July Jamz concert Friday, June 30, 2023.
According to the RSPB, due to many seabirds being long-lived and slow to breed they will struggle to bounce back from the effects of avian flu.
Additionally, you can measure the average time spent on each page as well as the bounce rate – that is, how quickly visitors leave your site after visiting just one page.
After 40 stellar minutes and 16 more breathless ones for the Avalanche, a bad bounce off Pavel Francouz’s pad brought the Penguins even with 3:38 remaining Tuesday night.
A home game against Newcastle United gave Saints an opportunity to bounce back - but it was not to be.
Alex Verdugo doubled leading off the bottom of the fifth, and Yoshida’s one-bounce, ground-rule double in the right field corner broke the tie.
Although its 1km-thick ice blanket has long melted, the release of its weight is still causing the Earth’s crust to “bounce back”.
Among Midwestern states, the trend lines bounce up and down, not showing dramatic improvement.
An additional signal confirming the growth will be a bounce off the lower border of the ascending channel.
And as interest rates return to lower levels, I expect REITs to bounce back.
And Game 4 came to a bounce going the Leafs way, a puck redirected off the skate of an official to an open Nylander and his backhander going off the post to Bobrovsky’s back and caroming into the net in the Leafs’ 2-1 win.
And now the club will be hoping to benefit from a new manager 'bounce' that has been seen at Crystal Palace under Roy Hodgson.
Andre got a couple offensive moves in but they bounced off Bron like bullets bounce off Superman’s chest.
And they’ll mostly be old people, so it’s not going to bounce back quickly.