Collocations for "rebound"
Common phrases and expressions where native English speakers use the word "rebound" in context.
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rebound
ⓘMost examples are given in US English. We have labeled exceptions as UK.n
- sports: [hit, kicked, saved, caught] the ball on the rebound
- sports: the ball took a [lucky, strange, awkward] rebound
- sports: was [thrown off, fooled] by the rebound
- sports: won [five] [defensive, attacking] rebounds
- sports: [got, missed] the rebound
- sports: a rebound off [the cushion, the eight ball]
- ask her out, she's on the rebound
- she is still on the rebound
- while she was on the rebound
- a [huge, big, major] rebound in [profits, sales]
- rebound from [her injuries, setbacks, a past relationship]
- rebounded [quickly, swiftly, with determination]
- rebound off [the wall, the defender, him]
- rebounded off my [shoulder, arm, head]
- rebounded across the [goal, floor, room]
- rebound the [ball, shot]
- it [will, might, can] rebound on you
- a rebound [affair, relationship, fling]
- rebound effects of the [drug, treatment, medication]
'rebound' also found in these entries (note: many are not synonyms or translations):