rebound in Japanese
rebound in Japanese is リバウンド — rebound means the bouncing back of an object after it hits something.
rebound in Japanese
リバウンド
Pronounced: ribaundo
(basketball) An instance of catching the ball after it has hit the rim or backboard without a basket being scored, generally credited to a particular player.
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 Japanese?
"rebound" in Japanese is リバウンド. rebound means: The bouncing back of an object after it hits something.
How do you pronounce リバウンド?
"rebound" in Japanese is リバウンド, pronounced "ribaundo".
How do you use "rebound" in a sentence?
Example: "The ball's rebound off the wall caught the goalkeeper off guard." In Japanese, "rebound" is リバウンド.
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