bounce along

1. Of an object, to move with repeated hops or bounces into the air. The rubber ball bounced along the floor and then rolled into the wall.

2. Of a person, to move with a noticeably cheerful demeanor. He's been bouncing along ever since his crush agreed to go on a date with him.

bounce along

1. Lit. to move along bouncing. (As might be done by a ball.) The ball bounced along and finally came to rest. The beach ball sort of bounced along until it came to the water.

2. Fig. [for someone] to move along happily. He was so happy that he just bounced along. He stopped bouncing along when he saw all the work he had to do.

See also: bounce

McGraw-Hill Dictionary of American Idioms and Phrasal Verbs.

See also:

bounce around
bounce back
bounce out
kick around
bounce something off of someone
bounce something off someone
bounce off
bounce off (of) (someone or something)
(as) mad as hops
rubber check

References in periodicals archive

As well as Jump Teen, Jump Late sessions take place to give adults the same chance to bounce along to chart music.

Teens can bounce to disco beat; IN BRIEF

"Sing Monica'' and "Devotion to a Dream'' bounce along with the catchiest of Phish songs.

Phish sounds like they're having fun on 'Fuego'

We returned home to bounce along our local potholed roads with the possibility of suspension damage.

Pen points

"We want families to feel like they've played as much a part in the show as those on stage, so whether they join Cinderella as she sings Bibbidi-Bobbidi-Boo, bounce along with Tigger to The Whoop-De-Dooper Bounce or rock and roll to songs by the Jonas Brothers and Hannah Montana, there is really something for everyone."

Preview; DISNEY LIVE! MICKEY'S ROCKIN' ROAD SHOW ECHO arena

The crowd couldn't help but bounce along to Voodoo People and Firestarter.

Still alive and still kicking off; LIVE

He kept egging the crowd on, urging them to get down in the mosh pit and bounce along.

Showing how to lead by Example

cristophii can be planted singly, positioned randomly through the planting, forming soft balls which seem to bounce along the border.

Allium THIS ornamental onion, with [...]

The show's comedy, which is strictly for adults only, allows the show to bounce along to a clearly delighted audience.

Puppet fun - but for adults only; REVIEW

"The first four-five years post-recession, it tends to bounce along the bottom, trying to keep up with inflation."

City house prices up but market cautious

"A lot of people expected this recovery to be a slow recovery as we bounce along at the bottom.

Lane jobless rate down 0.2%

Just throw the ball on water and watch it bounce along at high speed.

Gadgets & Stuff; MARC BAKER picks the best of the new high-tech products

Saying that the economy faces a 'very slow slog to recovery,' Fisher said the recession 'will moderate in the current quarter, and then we are likely to bounce along the bottom for a while.'

Fisher says economy may recover only slowly

"Activity remains weak, and we have said we will see volatility in monthly lending figures as we bounce along at the bottom of the market."

Mortgage lending down again

"Activity remains weak and we have said we will see volatility in monthly lending figures as we bounce along at the bottom of the market.

Market suffers new setback as lending stalls; HOUSING

Prof Pillinger added: "The plan was for it to bounce along a flat surface, but instead it seems to have hit the wall of the crater and that messed up the bounce sequence, damaging the lander.

Beagle 2 'is in bits on Mars'

词组	bounce along
释义	bounce along bounce along 1. Of an object, to move with repeated hops or bounces into the air. The rubber ball bounced along the floor and then rolled into the wall. 2. Of a person, to move with a noticeably cheerful demeanor. He's been bouncing along ever since his crush agreed to go on a date with him. See also: bounce Farlex Dictionary of Idioms. bounce along 1. Lit. to move along bouncing. (As might be done by a ball.) The ball bounced along and finally came to rest. The beach ball sort of bounced along until it came to the water. 2. Fig. [for someone] to move along happily. He was so happy that he just bounced along. He stopped bouncing along when he saw all the work he had to do. See also: bounce McGraw-Hill Dictionary of American Idioms and Phrasal Verbs. See also: bounce around bounce back bounce out kick around bounce something off of someone bounce something off someone bounce off bounce off (of) (someone or something) (as) mad as hops rubber check References in periodicals archive As well as Jump Teen, Jump Late sessions take place to give adults the same chance to bounce along to chart music. Teens can bounce to disco beat; IN BRIEF "Sing Monica'' and "Devotion to a Dream'' bounce along with the catchiest of Phish songs. Phish sounds like they're having fun on 'Fuego' We returned home to bounce along our local potholed roads with the possibility of suspension damage. Pen points "We want families to feel like they've played as much a part in the show as those on stage, so whether they join Cinderella as she sings Bibbidi-Bobbidi-Boo, bounce along with Tigger to The Whoop-De-Dooper Bounce or rock and roll to songs by the Jonas Brothers and Hannah Montana, there is really something for everyone." Preview; DISNEY LIVE! MICKEY'S ROCKIN' ROAD SHOW ECHO arena The crowd couldn't help but bounce along to Voodoo People and Firestarter. Still alive and still kicking off; LIVE He kept egging the crowd on, urging them to get down in the mosh pit and bounce along. Showing how to lead by Example cristophii can be planted singly, positioned randomly through the planting, forming soft balls which seem to bounce along the border. Allium THIS ornamental onion, with [...] The show's comedy, which is strictly for adults only, allows the show to bounce along to a clearly delighted audience. Puppet fun - but for adults only; REVIEW "The first four-five years post-recession, it tends to bounce along the bottom, trying to keep up with inflation." City house prices up but market cautious "A lot of people expected this recovery to be a slow recovery as we bounce along at the bottom. Lane jobless rate down 0.2% Just throw the ball on water and watch it bounce along at high speed. Gadgets & Stuff; MARC BAKER picks the best of the new high-tech products Saying that the economy faces a 'very slow slog to recovery,' Fisher said the recession 'will moderate in the current quarter, and then we are likely to bounce along the bottom for a while.' Fisher says economy may recover only slowly "Activity remains weak, and we have said we will see volatility in monthly lending figures as we bounce along at the bottom of the market." Mortgage lending down again "Activity remains weak and we have said we will see volatility in monthly lending figures as we bounce along at the bottom of the market. Market suffers new setback as lending stalls; HOUSING Prof Pillinger added: "The plan was for it to bounce along a flat surface, but instead it seems to have hit the wall of the crater and that messed up the bounce sequence, damaging the lander. Beagle 2 'is in bits on Mars'
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