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bounce
A2
verb
Usage:
90%
Rebound, Spring
Translation: Rebound, Spring
Pronunciation: /baʊns/
Meaning: To move or spring back after hitting a surface.

This means when something hits a surface and comes back up quickly. It often describes balls or objects that move up after falling.

The ball bounces on the floor.

She likes to bounce on the trampoline.

2
A2
verb
Usage:
75%
Jump, Spring
Translation: Jump, Spring
Pronunciation: /baʊns/
Meaning: To move with a quick, light up-and-down motion.

This means moving up and down quickly, often in a happy or energetic way. People or animals can bounce by jumping lightly.

The children bounce on the bed.

He bounced happily on his feet.

3
B1
verb
Usage:
60%
Return, Reject
Translation: Return, Reject
Pronunciation: /baʊns/
Meaning: To send back an email or message because it cannot be delivered.

This is used in technology when an email or message cannot go to the address and is sent back to the sender.

My email bounced and was not sent.

The message bounced back to me.

4
B2
verb
Usage:
55%
Reject, Fail
Translation: Reject, Fail
Pronunciation: /baʊns/
Meaning: To fail to pay a check or payment due to insufficient funds.

This means that a bank does not accept a check because there is not enough money in the account.

The check bounced at the bank.

My payment bounced last week.

5
A2
noun
Usage:
70%
Jump, Leap
Translation: Jump, Leap
Pronunciation: /baʊns/
Meaning: A quick movement or jump made by a person or animal.

This is the action of moving quickly up and down or forward with energy. It can describe a small jump or spring.

He had a big bounce while running.

The puppy’s bounce was very fast.

6
B1
noun
Usage:
65%
Elasticity, Resilience
Translation: Elasticity, Resilience
Pronunciation: /baʊns/
Meaning: The ability of a surface or material to return to its original shape after being pressed or squeezed.

This meaning talks about how much something can spring back after pressure. It is often used for balls, cushions, or mattresses.

This ball has a good bounce.

The mattress’s bounce is soft.

7
B1
verb
Usage:
50%
Leave, Hop
Translation: Leave, Hop
Pronunciation: /baʊns/
Meaning: To leave or move away quickly, often casually or playfully.

This is used informally to say that someone leaves a place quickly and in a lively way.

He bounced out of the room fast.

She bounced away after the party.

8
B2
verb
Usage:
60%
Recover, Rebound
Translation: Recover, Rebound
Pronunciation: /baʊns/
Meaning: To return to a previous level or condition after a change or drop.

This means to come back to a good condition or amount after a problem or drop. It can describe health, prices, or emotions.

The stock prices bounced after the fall.

She bounced back after her illness.

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