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    Rebote (en. Rebound)

    /reˈβote/

    Meaning & Definition

    EnglishSpanish
    noun
    The return of an object upon impacting a surface.
    The ball bounced back towards the player.
    La pelota dio un rebote y volvió hacia el jugador.
    Reaction or effect of a phenomenon that manifests after its onset.
    The rebound from the crisis was felt in the economy.
    El rebote de la crisis se sintió en la economía.
    verb
    Act of rebounding or returning to a previous point.
    The ball bounced off the wall.
    El balón rebotó en la pared.

    Etymology

    From the verb 'rebotar', which comes from the Latin 'rebuffare'.

    Common Phrases and Expressions

    emotional rebound
    Emotional effect that occurs after an intense experience.
    rebote emocional
    ball rebound
    In sports, the movement that balls make when hitting the ground.
    rebote de bolas
    to bounce
    To unexpectedly return to a previous situation.
    dar un rebote

    Related Words

    rebounder
    Device that allows an object to bounce.
    reboteador
    to bounce
    Action of returning to a point after an impact.
    rebotar

    Slang Meanings

    Unexpected result in a conversation or situation.
    That comment was a rebound in the discussion.
    Ese comentario fue un rebote en la discusión.
    Action of mentioning something again that was forgotten.
    They made a rebound on the topic we discussed last week.
    Hicieron un rebote sobre el tema que discutimos la semana pasada.