rebound

リバウンド、跳ね返り

面に当たったボールが戻ること、または戻ったボールをプレーする機会。

やさしい英語で： A ball’s return after hitting a surface, or a chance to play it after it bounces back.

• He caught the rebound.
• She scored on the rebound after her first shot hit the post.
• The ball’s rebound took everyone by surprise.

類義語： bounce

よく使う表現： on the rebound, catch a rebound, score a rebound

回復、持ち直し

落ち込みや困難な時期の後に、状態や水準が再びよくなること。

やさしい英語で： A return to a better level or condition after a fall or difficult period.

• Sales showed a strong rebound.
• The economy’s rebound surprised many experts.
• We expect a rebound in prices next year.

使い方： a rebound in something (There was a rebound in demand for cars.); a rebound from something (The market’s rebound from last week’s fall was rapid.)

類義語： recovery, revival

反対語： decline

よく使う表現： rebound in sales, strong rebound, economic rebound

回復する、持ち直す

落ち込みや困難の後に、再び状態や水準がよくなる。

やさしい英語で： To return to a better level or condition after a fall or difficulty.

• Prices rebounded last month.
• The team rebounded from a poor start.
• Will the economy rebound after this difficult winter?

使い方： rebound from something (The team rebounded from its defeat.); rebound to a level (Sales rebounded to their previous level.)

類義語： recover, bounce back

反対語： decline

よく使う表現： rebound from something, sales rebound, prices rebound

跳ね返る

何かにぶつかった後、反対の方向へ跳ぶ。

やさしい英語で： To bounce back after hitting something.

• The ball rebounded off the wall.
• Her shot hit the post and rebounded towards her.
• Small stones rebounded from the car’s windscreen.

使い方： rebound off something (The ball rebounded off the wall.); rebound from something (The stone rebounded from the metal door.)

類義語： bounce back

よく使う表現： rebound off something, rebound from something