trampoline in Greek
trampoline in Greek is τραμπολίνο — trampoline means a device made of tough fabric stretched over a frame with springs, used for bouncing.
trampoline in Greek
τραμπολίνο
Pronounced: trabolino
A gymnastic and recreational device consisting of a piece of taut, strong fabric or rubber stretched over a (usually steel) frame using many coiled springs as anchors.
What does "trampoline" mean?
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noun A device made of tough fabric stretched over a frame with springs, used for bouncing.
"Our neighbors set up a trampoline with a safety net in their backyard."
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noun A gymnastic sport in which athletes perform tricks while bouncing on a trampoline.
"My cousin trains in trampoline twice a week and loves learning new flips."
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trampoline in a sentence
- Our neighbors set up a trampoline with a safety net in their backyard.
- She bounced higher and higher on the trampoline and laughed out loud.
- My cousin trains in trampoline twice a week and loves learning new flips.
- Judges score trampoline routines on height, form, and how well the moves are controlled.
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Frequently asked questions
What is "trampoline" in Greek?
"trampoline" in Greek is τραμπολίνο. trampoline means: A device made of tough fabric stretched over a frame with springs, used for bouncing.
How do you pronounce τραμπολίνο?
"trampoline" in Greek is τραμπολίνο, pronounced "trabolino".
How do you use "trampoline" in a sentence?
Example: "Our neighbors set up a trampoline with a safety net in their backyard." In Greek, "trampoline" is τραμπολίνο.
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