rebound in German
rebound in German is Rückprall, Rebound, abprallen — rebound means the bouncing back of an object after it hits something.
rebound in German
Rückprall
The recoil of an object bouncing off another.
Rebound
abprallen
sich erholen
zurückprallen
What does "rebound" mean?
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noun The bouncing back of an object after it hits something.
"The ball's rebound off the wall caught the goalkeeper off guard."
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noun A recovery after a setback, illness, or downturn.
"The economy showed signs of a rebound in the third quarter."
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noun A romantic relationship entered into soon after a breakup, mainly to help get over the previous one.
"Friends warned her that dating him so soon was just a rebound."
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noun In basketball, a recovery of the ball after a missed shot.
"He grabbed the rebound and scored on the putback."
rebound in a sentence
- The ball's rebound off the wall caught the goalkeeper off guard.
- The economy showed signs of a rebound in the third quarter.
- Her tennis career had a strong rebound after the injury.
- Friends warned her that dating him so soon was just a rebound.
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Frequently asked questions
What is "rebound" in German?
"rebound" in German is Rückprall, Rebound, abprallen. rebound means: The bouncing back of an object after it hits something.
How do you use "rebound" in a sentence?
Example: "The ball's rebound off the wall caught the goalkeeper off guard." In German, "rebound" is Rückprall, Rebound, abprallen.
Are there other ways to say "rebound" in German?
Yes — German has 5 translations listed for "rebound": Rückprall, Rebound, abprallen, sich erholen, zurückprallen.
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