rebound

UK:*UK and possibly other pronunciationsUK and possibly other pronunciations verb: /rɪˈbaʊnd/, noun: /ˈriːbaʊnd/

US:USA pronunciation: IPAUSA pronunciation: IPA/v. rɪˈbaʊnd, ˈriˈbaʊnd; n. ˈriˌbaʊnd, rɪˈbaʊnd/

US:USA pronunciation: respellingUSA pronunciation: respelling(v. ri bound, rēbound; n.bound′, ri bound)


From the verb rebind: (⇒ conjugate)
rebound is: Click the infinitive to see all available inflections
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v past p
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WordReference English-Spanish Dictionary © 2025:

Principal Translations
InglésEspañol
rebound n (in life: to normal)recuperación nf
  restablecimiento nm
 The economy's rebound was a relief to everyone.
 La recuperación de la economía fue un alivio para todos.
rebound vi (spring back)rebotar vtr
 The ball rebounded off the wall.
 La pelota rebotó en la pared.
rebound vi figurative (return to normal)recuperarse v prnl
  restablecerse v prnl
 The company rebounded after going through a difficult period.
 La compañía se recuperó después de un periodo difícil.
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Additional Translations
InglésEspañol
on the rebound expr figurative (recovering from love affair)despechado adj
 Paul started seeing Wendy right after he split up with Rachel; he was still on the rebound.
 Paul empezó a salir con Wendy apenas después de cortar con Rachel, todavía estaba despechado.
rebound n (basketball)rebote nm
 This player averages eight rebounds a game.
 Este jugador hace en promedio ocho rebotes por juego.
rebound n (sport: ball bouncing back)rebote nm
 The footballer managed to kick the rebound into the goal.
 El futbolista logró patear el rebote al arco.
rebound n informal (person)novio por despecho, novia por despecho loc nm, loc nf
  (coloquial)rebote nm
 I won't go out with you, because I know you're not over Sam, and I don't want to be your rebound!
 No voy a salir contigo porque sé que no has superado a Sam y no quiero ser tu novia por despecho.
rebound n as adj (recovering from love affair)por despecho loc adj
  (coloquial)de rebote loc adj
 Paul and Wendy? That's just a rebound thing; he's not over Rachel yet.
 ¿Paul y Wendy? Eso es solo por despecho: él todavía no ha superado a Rachel.
rebound vi (finance: stock)repuntar vi
  recuperarse v prnl
 The rebound after a recession can take years.
rebound vi (bullet)rebotar vi
 In a twist of fate, the bullet rebounded off the steel door and hit the gunman.
 En una vuelta del destino, la bala rebotó en la puerta de acero y le dio al pistolero.
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WordReference English-Spanish Dictionary © 2025:

Principal Translations
InglésEspañol
rebind [sth] vtr (fasten together again)reatar vtr
  atar de nuevo loc verb
  (libro)reencuadernar vtr
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Collocations: a rebound [affair, relationship, fling], rebound effects of the [drug, treatment, medication], sports: [hit, kicked, saved, caught] the ball on the rebound, more...

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