bounce

US /baʊns/
UK /baʊns/
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1.

quicar, saltar

to spring back after hitting something

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The ball bounced off the wall.
A bola quicou na parede.
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He watched the rubber ball bounce down the stairs.
Ele observou a bola de borracha quicar escada abaixo.
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2.

pular, balançar

to move quickly up and down or back and forth

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The children were bouncing on the trampoline.
As crianças estavam pulando no trampolim.
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Her hair bounced as she ran.
O cabelo dela balançava enquanto ela corria.
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3.

voltar, ser devolvido

to fail to be paid because there is not enough money in the account

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The check bounced because of insufficient funds.
O cheque voltou por falta de fundos.
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My credit card payment bounced last month.
Meu pagamento com cartão de crédito voltou no mês passado.
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1.

quique, salto

an act of springing back from a surface

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The basketball made a high bounce.
A bola de basquete deu um quique alto.
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He caught the ball on the first bounce.
Ele pegou a bola no primeiro quique.
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2.

salto, impulso, recuperação

a sudden increase in prosperity, popularity, or morale

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The company experienced a significant bounce in sales.
A empresa experimentou um salto significativo nas vendas.
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The team got a much-needed bounce after winning the last game.
A equipe recebeu um impulso muito necessário depois de vencer o último jogo.
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