on the bounce

In continuous, consecutive, unbroken succession. (Used primarily in reference to sporting outcomes.) Primarily heard in UK. After six losses on the bounce, the new manager of the football team is already being replaced. They had 10 straight wins on the bounce heading into this tournament, but they were outclassed and eliminated in the very first round.

on the bounce

1 as something rebounds. 2 in quick succession. informal

2 2001 Greyhound Star He has now won twelve races on the bounce, including three big competitions.

词组	on the bounce
释义	on the bounce on the bounce In continuous, consecutive, unbroken succession. (Used primarily in reference to sporting outcomes.) Primarily heard in UK. After six losses on the bounce, the new manager of the football team is already being replaced. They had 10 straight wins on the bounce heading into this tournament, but they were outclassed and eliminated in the very first round. See also: bounce, on Farlex Dictionary of Idioms. on the bounce 1 as something rebounds. 2 in quick succession. informal 2 2001 Greyhound Star He has now won twelve races on the bounce, including three big competitions. See also: bounce, on Farlex Partner Idioms Dictionary See also: in the melting pot jumpy idea and counting make life miserable for make life miserable for (one) bounce up and down bounce for (something) bounce for something what's-his/her/their-name
随便看	at all hours at all hours (of the day and night) a tall order a tall poppy a tall story a tall tale at all times at a loose end at a loss at a loss for words at a loss, to be at a low ebb at a moment's notice at anchor at an early date at an end a tangled web at an impasse at an unearthly hour at an unearthly/ungodly hour at an ungodly hour at any cost at any price at any rate at a/one stroke