bounce
baunsn. the quality of a substance that is able to rebound · n. rebounding from an impact (or series of impacts) · v. spring back; spring away from an impact
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Even from like the way the volume slider has this extra little momentum, the little bounce when you pull it all the way up or all the way down.
甚至就像音量滑块有这种额外的小惯性，当你把它拉到最顶部或最底部时的那个小反弹。
So when I throw a ball, Walter will chase the ball as it bounces.
所以当我扔一个球时，沃尔特会追赶弹跳的球。
I have so much trust in their team, and we were just bouncing back and forth on different ideas for certain moments to be photographed.
我非常信任他们的团队，我们一直在交流关于某些拍摄瞬间的想法。
We started to resolve that infection and she slowly bounced back.
我们开始治疗感染，她慢慢恢复了。
In an atom, generally speaking, every electron has a designated region of space that it's allowed to metaphorically bounce around in.
通常来说，在原子中，每个电子都有一个指定的空间区域，它可以在其中进行隐喻意义上的跳跃。
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