bounce out

1. Of an object, to come out of a container or place in a bouncing motion. The ball bounced out of the net.

2. To force someone out of something, such as a particular job or place. Did you hear that the CEO was bounced out by the board of directors?

bounce out (of something)

to rebound out of or away from something. The ball bounced out of the corner into my hands. The ball bounced out of the box it had fallen into.

词组	bounce out
释义	bounce out bounce out 1. Of an object, to come out of a container or place in a bouncing motion. The ball bounced out of the net. 2. To force someone out of something, such as a particular job or place. Did you hear that the CEO was bounced out by the board of directors? See also: bounce, out Farlex Dictionary of Idioms. bounce out (of something) to rebound out of or away from something. The ball bounced out of the corner into my hands. The ball bounced out of the box it had fallen into. See also: bounce, out McGraw-Hill Dictionary of American Idioms and Phrasal Verbs. See also: bounce back bounce into (someone or something) bounce back and forth bounce (something) back and forth be bouncing off the walls bouncing bounce along bounce around bounce off bounce something off of someone
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