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[/rɪˈbaund; rɪˋbaʊnd/] v 用法:
1 [I, Ipr] ~ (against/from/off sth) spring or bounce back after hitting sth 弹回; 反弹:
The ball rebounded from/off the wall into the pond. 球从墙上弹回来掉进池里. 用法:
2 [I, Ipr] ~ (on sb) have an adverse effect on (the doer); misfire 对（施动者）产生反作用; 未能奏效:
The scheme rebounded on her in a way she had not expected. 她未曾想到这计谋反倒使她自食其果. rebound 2
[/ˈriːbaund; ˋriˏbaʊnd/] n (idm 习语) on the `rebound (from sth) (a) while bouncing back 在弹回时:
hit a ball on the rebound 击弹回的球.
(b) (fig 比喻) while still affected by disappointment, depression, etc 失望、 沮丧等之余:
She quarrelled with Paul and then married Peter on the rebound. 她和保罗争吵後愤而嫁给了彼得. rebound 3
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