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Oxford Spanish Dictionary

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I. bounce [ingl. am. baʊns, ingl. brit. baʊns] V. intr.

1. bounce ball/object:

bounce: rebotar

bounce: picar amer.

bounce: botar Esp. Méx.

the ball went bouncing along the road: la pelota salió dando botes por la calle

the box was bouncing around on the back seat: la caja iba dando tumbos en el asiento de atrás

the child was bouncing up and down on the sofa: el niño saltaba or daba brincos en el sofá

to bounce off sth: rebotar contra algo

the wrestler bounced off the ropes: el luchador rebotó contra las cuerdas

2. bounce (move jauntily) + adv. compl.:

she bounced into the room: entró a la habitación saltando or brincando or dando brincos

3. bounce check coloq.:

bounce: ser devuelto

bounce: ser rechazado

bounce: rebotar coloq.

4. bounce <bouncing, part. pres. > baby:

bounce: sano

bounce: rozagante

II. bounce [ingl. am. baʊns, ingl. brit. baʊns] V. trans.

1.1. bounce ball/object:

bounce: hacer rebotar

bounce: darle botes a

bounce: hacer picar amer.

bounce: (hacer) botar Esp. Méx.

she bounced the child on her knee: le hacía (el) caballito al niño

1.2. bounce check:

bounce: devolver

bounce: rechazar

1.3. bounce INFORM.:

bounce email: rebotar

2. bounce (get rid of) ingl. am.:

bounce coloq.: echar

bounce coloq.: botar amer. excl Río Pl. coloq.

III. bounce [ingl. am. baʊns, ingl. brit. baʊns] SUST.

1.1. bounce C (action):

bounce: rebote m

bounce: bote m

bounce: pique m amer.

he hit the ball on the bounce: le dio a la pelota de rebote

1.2. bounce U (springiness, vitality):

the ball has no bounce left: la pelota ya no rebota bien

the ball has no bounce left: la pelota ya no bota bien Esp. Méx.

this shampoo puts the bounce back into your hair: este champú les da nueva vida a sus cabellos

she's full of bounce: es una persona llena de vida

2. bounce (dismissal) ingl. am. coloq.:

to give sb the bounce: poner a alguien de patitas en la calle coloq.

to give sb the bounce: botar a alguien amer. excl Río Pl. coloq.

3. bounce INFORM. (of an email):

bounce: rebote m

bounce rate SUST. INFORM.

bounce rate: porcentaje m de rebote

bounce rate: tasa f de rebote

bounce back V. [ingl. am. baʊns -, ingl. brit. baʊns -] (v + adv) (recover)

bounce back coloq.: levantarse

bounce back coloq.: recuperarse

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rebotar pelota:: to bounce

la piedra rebotó en la pared: the stone bounced o rebounded off the wall

rebotar: to bounce

la pelota dio un rebote en el poste: the ball bounced o rebounded off the post

rebote: bounce

rebote: bounce

hacerle caballito a alg.: to bounce sb up and down on one's knee

bote: bounce

dio dos botes: it bounced twice

la pelota dio tres piques: the ball bounced three times

botar: to bounce

botar: to bounce

picar: to bounce

la pelota picó fuera: the ball bounced o went out

hacer picar la pelota: to bounce the ball

en el diccionario PONS

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I. bounce [baʊnts] V. intr.

1. bounce (rebound):

bounce: (re)botar

to bounce against sth: botar contra algo

2. bounce (jump or spring up and down):

bounce: dar brincos

3. bounce coloq. COM.:

bounce: ser devuelto

II. bounce [baʊnts] V. trans.

1. bounce (cause to rebound):

bounce: hacer (re)botar

to bounce a baby: hacer el caballito a un niño

to bounce an idea off sb: pedir la opinión a alguien

to bounce sb into doing sth: presionar a alguien para que haga algo

2. bounce coloq. COM.:

to bounce a cheque: devolver un cheque

III. bounce [baʊnts] SUST.

1. bounce (rebound):

bounce: (re)bote m

2. bounce sin pl. (spring):

bounce: bote m

3. bounce sin pl.:

bounce (vitality): vitalidad f

bounce (energy): energía f

4. bounce ingl. am. coloq.:

to give sb the bounce: poner a alguien de patitas en la calle

bounce back V. intr.

bounce back: recuperarse

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cheque no cubierto: bounced cheque

resaltar: to bounce

bote: bounce

la pelota dio cuatro botes: the ball bounced four times

rebotar (botar): to bounce

salir rebotado: to bounce back

rebotar: to bounce

cheque sin fondo: bounced cheque [or check ingl. am.]

rebote (bote): bounce

botar: to bounce

botar (la pelota contra el suelo): to bounce

en el diccionario PONS

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I. bounce [baʊnts] V. intr.

1. bounce (rebound):

bounce: (re)botar

to bounce against sth: botar contra algo

2. bounce (jump or spring up and down):

bounce: dar brincos

3. bounce coloq. COM.:

bounce: ser devuelto

II. bounce [baʊnts] V. trans.

1. bounce (cause to rebound):

bounce: hacer (re)botar

to bounce a baby: hacer el caballito a un niño

to bounce an idea off sb: pedir la opinión a alguien

to bounce sb into doing sth: presionar a alguien para que haga algo

2. bounce coloq. COM.:

to bounce a check: devolver un cheque

III. bounce [baʊnts] SUST.

1. bounce (rebound):

bounce: (re)bote m

2. bounce (spring):

bounce: bote m

3. bounce:

bounce (vitality): vitalidad f

bounce (energy): energía f

4. bounce argot:

to give sb the bounce: poner a alguien de patitas en la calle

bounce back V. intr.

bounce back: recuperarse

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cheque no cubierto FIN.: bounced check

rebote (bote): bounce

bote: bounce

la pelota dio cuatro botes: the ball bounced four times

cheque sin fondo: bounced check

rebotar (botar): to bounce

rebotar: to bounce

botar (pelota): to bounce

botar (pelota): to bounce

Present
I	bounce
you	bounce
he/she/it	bounces
we	bounce
you	bounce
they	bounce

Past
I	bounced
you	bounced
he/she/it	bounced
we	bounced
you	bounced
they	bounced

Present Perfect
I	have	bounced
you	have	bounced
he/she/it	has	bounced
we	have	bounced
you	have	bounced
they	have	bounced

Past Perfect
I	had	bounced
you	had	bounced
he/she/it	had	bounced
we	had	bounced
you	had	bounced
they	had	bounced

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Ejemplos de uso en el diccionario PONS (revisados por la redacción)

to bounce against sth: botar contra algo

to bounce a baby: hacer el caballito a un niño

to bounce an idea off sb: pedir la opinión a alguien

to bounce sb into doing sth: presionar a alguien para que haga algo

to bounce a cheque: devolver un cheque

to give sb the bounce: poner a alguien de patitas en la calle

Ejemplos monolingües (no verificados por la redacción de PONS)

He allows little to faze or depress him, and is quick to bounce back from any setbacks.

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He would bounce back to win again in 2004, and get injured again in 2005.

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In younger days, he was admired for his ability to work long hours and rapidly bounce back from setbacks.

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I learned you can bounce back from misfortune and view it as just something adverse that happened to you.

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This bounce back is called an inventory bounce.

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