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10 Language-to-English Dictionaries有弹性的
Pronunciation / Transliteration: yǒu dàn xìng de
"这个床垫非常有弹性。"
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Tending to bounce or spring back when hit or dropped.
"The children love playing on the bouncy castle."
Linguistic Origin & Historical Etymology
Derived from the verb 'bounce' (to spring back) + '-y' (suffix forming adjectives). 'Bounce' originates from Middle English, likely imitative of the sound of a heavy blow or a rebound.
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rebondissant
Transliteration: rebondissant
"Cette balle est très rebondissante."
federnd
Transliteration: federnd
"Der neue Bodenbelag ist sehr federnd."
rimbalzante
Transliteration: rimbalzante
"Questo pallone è molto rimbalzante."
rebotante
Transliteration: rebotante
"Me gusta este colchón porque es muy rebotante."
saltitante
Transliteration: saltitante
"A bola é saltitante e divertida de usar."
छलांग लगाने वाला
Transliteration: chhalang lagane vala
"यह गेंद बहुत उछलने वाली है।"
有弹性的
Transliteration: yǒu dàn xìng de
"这个床垫非常有弹性。"
탄력 있는
Transliteration: tallyeok inneun
"이 공은 아주 탄력이 좋다."
弾力のある
Transliteration: danryoku no aru
"このトランポリンはとても弾力がある。"
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