rebound

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• Received-Pronunciation: /ɹiˈbaʊnd/
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• General-American: /ˈɹi.baʊnd/
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• rhymes with -aʊnd
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• rhymes with -iːbaʊnd
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• General-American: /ɹiˈbaʊnd/
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• /ˈɹiː.baʊnd/
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• CMU ARPABET: R IY0 B AW1 N D Digits mark lexical stress: 1 primary, 2 secondary, 0 unstressed.
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From Old French rebondir.

see rebind

69 source translations are retained for this English entry.

• Bulgarian: отскок (otskok) — recoil of an object bouncing off another
• Bulgarian: рикошет (rikošet) — recoil of an object bouncing off another
• Danish: tilbagestuds — recoil of an object bouncing off another
• Finnish: kimpoaminen — recoil of an object bouncing off another
• Finnish: pomppaaminen — recoil of an object bouncing off another
• Finnish: pomppu — recoil of an object bouncing off another
• French: rebond — recoil of an object bouncing off another
• German: Rückprall — recoil of an object bouncing off another
• Irish: athléim — recoil of an object bouncing off another
• Irish: athphreab — recoil of an object bouncing off another
• Portuguese: rebote — recoil of an object bouncing off another
• Portuguese: rebatida — recoil of an object bouncing off another
• Spanish: rebote — recoil of an object bouncing off another
• Welsh: adlam — recoil of an object bouncing off another
• Bulgarian: възстановяване (vǎzstanovjavane) — return to health
• Finnish: toipuminen — return to health
• French: guérison — return to health
• German: Rebound — return to health
• Spanish: recuperación — return to health
• Spanish: restablecimiento — return to health
• Spanish: reestablecimiento — return to health
• Finnish: toipuminen — effort to recover from a setback
• French: rétablissement — effort to recover from a setback
• Finnish: lohdutuspalkinto — romantic partner, for the sake of recovery
• Polish: partner na odzyskanie poczucie siebie — romantic partner, for the sake of recovery
• Bulgarian: отскок (otskok) — the strike of the ball
• Catalan: rebot — the strike of the ball
• Finnish: paluupallo — the strike of the ball
• Finnish: paluukiekko — the strike of the ball
• Portuguese: rebote — the strike of the ball
• Spanish: rebote — the strike of the ball
• Swedish: retur — the strike of the ball
• Catalan: rebot — in basketball
• Chinese Mandarin: 籃板球 /篮板球 (lánbǎnqiú) — in basketball
• Finnish: levypallo — in basketball
• German: Rebound — in basketball
• Greek: ριμπάουντ (rimpáount) — in basketball
• Japanese: リバウンド (ribaundo) — in basketball
• Korean: 리바운드 (ribaundeu) — in basketball
• Spanish: rebote — in basketball
• Swedish: retur — in basketball
• Bulgarian: отразявам се (otrazjavam se) — to bound or spring back from a force
• Bulgarian: отскачам (otskačam) — to bound or spring back from a force
• Bulgarian: рикоширам (rikoširam) — to bound or spring back from a force
• Catalan: rebotre — to bound or spring back from a force
• Danish: studse — to bound or spring back from a force
• Esperanto: resalti — to bound or spring back from a force
• Finnish: kimmota — to bound or spring back from a force
• French: rebondir — to bound or spring back from a force
• German: zurückprallen — to bound or spring back from a force
• Irish: athléim — to bound or spring back from a force
• Irish: athphreab — to bound or spring back from a force
• Italian: rimbalzare — to bound or spring back from a force
• Māori: tāwhana — to bound or spring back from a force
• Māori: turapa — to bound or spring back from a force
• Middle English: spryngen — to bound or spring back from a force
• Portuguese: rebater — to bound or spring back from a force
• Russian: отскакивать (otskakivatʹ) — to bound or spring back from a force
• Spanish: rebotar — to bound or spring back from a force
• Spanish: repercutir — to bound or spring back from a force
• Spanish: resurtir — to bound or spring back from a force
• Spanish: recudir — to bound or spring back from a force
• Tagalog: tumalbog — to bound or spring back from a force
• Walloon: ridjibler — to bound or spring back from a force
• Finnish: ponnahtaa — to jump up or get back up again
• French: rebondir — to jump up or get back up again
• Spanish: repuntar — to jump up or get back up again
• Tagalog: tumalbog — to jump up or get back up again
• Walloon: rispiter — to jump up or get back up again