Meaning & Definition of Trampoline in English
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Trampoline
A device consisting of a strong, flexible fabric stretched between a frame, used for jumping or acrobatics.
Pronunciation:
/ˈtræmpəˌliːn/Part of Speech:
nounPlural:
trampolinesDetailed Definitions
Definition: A large, strong fabric sheet attached to a frame by springs, often used as a recreational device.
Example Sentence: The kids had a great time jumping on the trampoline in the backyard.
Definition: An apparatus used in gymnastics and acrobatics that consists of a resilient surface.
Example Sentence: The gymnast performed an impressive routine on the trampoline.
Etymology
Origin: From the Spanish 'trampolín', meaning 'diving board'.
Synonyms
bouncy matjumping devicerebounder
Common Phrases and Expressions
- jumping on a trampoline: The act of bouncing up and down on a trampoline.
- trampoline park: A facility with multiple trampolines for recreational bouncing.
Translations
- Spanish: trampolín
- French: trampoline
- German: Trampolin
- Russian: батут
Related Words
- bounce: To spring back or up after hitting a surface.
- jump: To push oneself off the ground and into the air.
Slang Meanings of trampoline
Meaning: Jumping high or having fun energetically.
Example Sentence: We were just trampolining it in the backyard, having a blast!
Meaning: To be lively or bubbly in personality.
Example Sentence: She's so trampolining today, always smiling and full of energy!