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rebound English

Meaning rebound meaning

What does rebound mean?

rebound

— verb (= bounce, resile, spring) spring back; spring away from an impact The rubber ball bounced These particles do not resile but they unite after they collide — noun the act of securing possession of the rebounding basketball after a missed shot — noun a reaction to a crisis or setback or frustration he is still on the rebound from his wife's death — verb (= rally) return to a former condition The jilted lover soon rallied and found new friends The stock market rallied — noun (= recoil) a movement back from an impact

Synonyms rebound synonyms

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rebound English » English

recoil bounce ricochet spring rally bounce back backlash spring back return repercussion recover bound reverberate resilience resile boomerang turn back take a hop reflect recovery re-echo come back backfire with whammy throw off throw back start back start spring-back shrink back shoot setback revive reverse reversal retraction retrace one’s steps resuscitate restore reflate recoil on reaction ramp prance play leap jump jig jerk

Topics rebound topics

What do people use rebound to talk about?
Social behavior Social activity Entertainment, recreation Sports

Basketball
Physical actions Physical impact

Hit
Social behavior Behavior Do good to

Do evil to

Conjugation rebound conjugation

How do you conjugate rebound?

rebound · verb

Examples rebound examples

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Movie subtitles

Do you know what rebound is?
It's fine, except the rebound is rarely the real thing. ln fact, it's the bunk.
Maybe get her on the rebound.
Getting married on the rebound is stupid.
Rebound from what?
I'm a rebound man from way back.
I already know! - Then all the more reason your recklessness is sure to rebound on you.
Anyway, this mechanism emits the rays, the nature of which escapes me. but one thing is absolutely certain, that these rays. come into contact with every obstacle in the way and rebound off that obstacle. back into their little heads and warn them.
Rebound pulled down by Tom Russell.
Jim, I can rebound with anybody.
Get the rebound!
When a stock takes a dive and somebody buys a ton of it. It means that stock is on its way to a quick rebound.
Like a huge boulder dropped in a lake. The ripples merge, rebound off the banks in unforeseeable ways.
On the rebound.
Catch her on the rebound?
I got him on the rebound, UncleJervis. - but I got him, and that's all that I care about.
That your glory may rebound in both worlds forever!
Rebound?
No. - That is, if it caused you to rebound into.
My father always told me, Crockett, never to get involved with a man on the rebound.
Corner rebound, shoots, scores!
And when the rebound sets in, he's going to turn to the woman nearest.
Getting married on the rebound is so stupid.
Poor Phyll. She's on the rebound.
It means that stock is on its way to a quick rebound.
Rebound! Two!
So they broke it off and Uncle George got her on the rebound.
You know, Becky, I just feel like I have so much to tell you. because when I first met Gwen, I was still on the rebound.
No rebound or guarding.
If it were me, and i were trying to get over hannah-- aubrey is not rebound material, okay?

News and current affairs

Even former creditors benefited from this rebound.
In hindsight, these exchange-rate swings mirrored the initial collapse and subsequent rebound in global trade, helping to mitigate the recession.
We have had a huge rebound from the bottom of the world's stock markets in 2009.
And it worked - in the sense that we are now experiencing an economic recovery, albeit one with a disappointingly slow employment rebound in the US and some European countries.
Typically, a rebound in consumption helps to reinvigorate the economy; but consumption has, almost miraculously, sustained the economy as investment has fallen, and thus there is little scope for a rebound.
As a result, the slide was halted, and the rebound was faster than forecasters expected.
Under these circumstances, it seems likely that Saudi Arabia will continue to refuse to cut oil production, leaving prices low until market forces trigger a rebound.
The stock markets' rebound since March seems not to be built around any inspirational story, but rather the mere absence of more really bad news and the knowledge that all previous recessions have come to an end.
The reasons for this are complex, but part of the explanation must be the weakness of the rebound in international trade.
Since 1998, with the rebound of Asian currencies and the strong Yen, there has been a significant improvement in China's competitiveness.
The German rebound was initially robust because world trade rose rapidly after a precipitous fall.
It has a unique capacity to rebound, and it controls unparalleled military, intellectual, economic, and even political resources.
Buy the time it came to Brazil, at the end of 1998 and, again, early this year, everyone knew the script: new elections, a barely averted currency collapse, embarking on the IMF program, and a rapid rebound.
Quite apart from their concerns about the robustness of the rebound in the economy, investors are uncertain about many financial firms' business models, and about the future size, shape, and profitability of the financial sector in general.
In both this recovery and the previous two, the rebound in employment growth has been weaker and later than the rebound in GDP growth.
Nor was this a temporary rebound.
Such thinking may be playing a part in the recent rebound of home prices.
If sovereign wealth funds want to enter and keep capital-starved firms afloat in hopes of a big rebound, they should be allowed to do so.
Most notably, they failed to predict the rebound in both the US and the UK, with growth rising and unemployment falling even as deficits were cut.
Europe remains a significant economic and commercial actor - one that can rebound at any time, now that it has at least partly transcended its systemic crisis.
Europeans also like to maintain that a weak dollar was behind the US economy's rapid rebound.
Even though home prices have already fallen sharply, there has been no meaningful rebound.
This will drive down interest rates and lead to an economic rebound.
Administration officials and others predicted that fiscal stimulus would cause the economy to rebound, as it had in the past.
PALO ALTO - Early signs of a manufacturing rebound, already strong in Asia, lend hope for some modest recovery from today's deep global recession.

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