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Meaning ofbouncein English

bounce

us//baʊns//uk//baʊns//

Pluralbounces
Past Tensebounced
Participle Verbbouncing
Third Person Singularbounces

Definitions

Verb
1. to change direction after impact
  The ball will bounce off the wall when thrown.
2. to spring back; rebound rapidly
  The trampoline allows kids to bounce up and down.
3. to move something up and down
  She likes to bounce her baby on her knee.
4. to leap or spring suddenly; jump
  The athlete will bounce forward to catch the pass.
5. to introduce an idea for feedback; discuss
  The team will bounce some ideas around to get feedback.
6. to move up and down quickly; oscillate
  The spring will bounce up and down when you press it.
7. to be refused by a bank (insufficient funds)
  The check will bounce if the account has insufficient funds.
8. to return an undelivered email
  The email server will bounce the message back to the sender.
9. to reset power; turn off and on
  She had to bounce the router to fix the internet connection.
10. to mix audio tracks (onto one track)
  The sound engineer will bounce the vocal tracks onto a single mix.
Noun
1. an undeliverable email; returns to sender
  The email was marked as a bounce because it couldn't be delivered.

Compounds / Phrases

bounceback bounce back