trampoline
/ˌtræmpəˈlin/
verb
- To jump or bounce on a trampoline.
- The children trampoline for hours without getting tired.
- We love to trampoline at the park on weekends.
- He learned to trampoline safely by taking a beginner class.
- To bounce or rebound off a surface in a way similar to jumping on a trampoline.
- Sound waves can trampoline off hard surfaces, creating an echo.
- The ball seemed to trampoline off the wall and land right in his hands.
- The car hit a bump and seemed to trampoline over the pothole.
noun
- A strong, springy sheet of fabric stretched tightly over a metal frame, used for jumping and doing acrobatic tricks.
- The gymnast practiced her flips on the trampoline at the training center.
- The kids spent the afternoon jumping on the trampoline in the backyard.
- She bought a round trampoline with a safety net for her children.