BOUNCING - Traduzione inglese-francese

Oxford-Hachette French Dictionary

inglese

francese

bouncing baby SOST

bouncing baby

beau bébé m (en pleine santé)

I. bounce [ingl brit baʊns, ingl am baʊns] SOST

1. bounce (rebound of ball):

bounce

rebond m

2. bounce:

bounce (of mattress, ball, material)

élasticité f

bounce (of hair)

souplesse f

3. bounce (vigour):

bounce fig

allant m

4. bounce (in email):

bounce

retour m à l'expéditeur

II. bounce [ingl brit baʊns, ingl am baʊns] VB vb trans

1. bounce:

bounce ball

faire rebondir

bounce signal, radiowave

retransmettre

to bounce a baby on one's knee

faire sauter un bébé sur ses genoux

2. bounce colloq:

to bounce a cheque bank ingl brit

refuser d'honorer un chèque

to bounce a cheque person ingl am

faire un chèque sans provision

3. bounce (hurry):

bounce colloq

pousser

to bounce sb into sth/into doing sth

pousser qn dans qc/à faire qc

4. bounce (eject):

bounce colloq

vider colloq

5. bounce INFORM:

bounce email

renvoyer [qc] à l'expéditeur

III. bounce [ingl brit baʊns, ingl am baʊns] VB vb intr

1. bounce:

bounce ball, object:

rebondir (off sur, over au dessus de)

bounce person: (on trampoline, bed)

faire des bonds, sauter

the ball bounced down the steps

la balle a descendu les marches en rebondissant

to bounce up and down on sth

faire des bonds or sauter sur qc

the car bounced along the track

la voiture rebondissait sur le chemin

2. bounce colloq cheque:

bounce

être sans provision

3. bounce INFORM:

bounce email:

revenir à l'expéditeur

IV. bounce [ingl brit baʊns, ingl am baʊns]

to give sb the bounce colloq ingl am employer:

virer qn colloq

to get the bounce colloq ingl am employee:

être viré colloq

bounce back VB [ingl brit baʊns -, ingl am baʊns -]

bounce back (after illness)

se remettre

bounce back (after lapse in career)

faire un retour en force

bounce back currency:

remonter

bounce along VB [ingl brit baʊns -, ingl am baʊns -]

bounce along

marcher énergiquement

bounce in VB [ingl brit baʊns -, ingl am baʊns -]

bounce in

entrer énergiquement

double bounce SOST (in tennis)

double bounce

double rebond m

dead cat bounce [ingl brit, ingl am ˈdɛd ˈkæt ˌbaʊns] SOST FIN

dead cat bounce

rétablissement provisoire d'une baisse importante des actions

francese

inglese

cahoter

to bounce along

allant

drive, bounce

avoir de l'allant , être plein d'allant

to have plenty of drive, to be full of bounce

ricochet (de pierre) (sur l'eau)

bounce

elle a fait trois ricochets

she made the stone bounce three times

nel dizionario PONS

inglese

francese

bouncing AGG

bouncing

rebondi(e)

bouncing baby

en pleine santé

I. bounce [baʊnts] SOST

1. bounce (springing action, rebound):

bounce

rebond m

to catch a ball on the bounce

prendre une balle au bond

2. bounce no pl (spring):

bounce

bond m

3. bounce no pl (bounciness):

bounce of hair, bed

ressort m

4. bounce (vitality, energy):

bounce

vitalité f

II. bounce [baʊnts] VB vb intr

1. bounce (spring into the air, rebound):

bounce

rebondir

2. bounce (jump up and down):

bounce

bondir

3. bounce colloq COMM:

bounce cheque

être refusé

III. bounce [baʊnts] VB vb trans

1. bounce (cause to rebound):

bounce

faire rebondir

to bounce a baby on one's knee

faire sauter un bébé sur ses genoux

2. bounce colloq COMM:

to bounce a cheque

refuser un chèque en bois

bounce back VB vb intr

1. bounce back:

bounce back

rebondir

2. bounce back fig:

bounce back

se remettre

francese

inglese

rebondir contre qc balle, ballon

to bounce off sth

faux rebond

awkward bounce

bond d'une balle

bounce

faire plusieurs bonds

to bounce several times

nel dizionario PONS

inglese

francese

bouncing AGG

bouncing

rebondi(e)

bouncing baby

en pleine santé

I. bounce [baʊn(t)s] SOST

1. bounce (springing action, rebound):

bounce

rebond m

to catch a ball on the bounce

prendre une balle au bond

2. bounce (spring):

bounce

bond m

3. bounce (bounciness):

bounce of hair, bed

ressort m

4. bounce (vitality, energy):

bounce

vitalité f

II. bounce [baʊn(t)s] VB vb intr

1. bounce (spring into the air, rebound):

bounce

rebondir

2. bounce (jump up and down):

bounce

bondir

3. bounce colloq COMM:

bounce check

être refusé

III. bounce [baʊn(t)s] VB vb trans

1. bounce (cause to rebound):

bounce

faire rebondir

to bounce a baby on one's knee

faire sauter un bébé sur ses genoux

2. bounce colloq COMM:

to bounce a check

refuser un chèque en bois

bounce back VB vb intr

1. bounce back:

bounce back

rebondir

2. bounce back fig:

bounce back

se remettre

francese

inglese

rebondir contre qc balle, ballon

to bounce off sth

faux rebond

bad bounce

bond d'une balle

bounce

faire plusieurs bonds

to bounce several times

Present

I	bounce
you	bounce
he/she/it	bounces
we	bounce
you	bounce
they	bounce

Past

I	bounced
you	bounced
he/she/it	bounced
we	bounced
you	bounced
they	bounced

Present Perfect

I	have	bounced
you	have	bounced
he/she/it	has	bounced
we	have	bounced
you	have	bounced
they	have	bounced

Past Perfect

I	had	bounced
you	had	bounced
he/she/it	had	bounced
we	had	bounced
you	had	bounced
they	had	bounced

Esempi monolingue (non verificati dalla Redazione di PONS)

Technical analysis describes a dead cat bounce as a continuation pattern that looks in the beginning like a reversal pattern.

en.wikipedia.org

People thought it was a dead cat bounce and then suddenly the market is up 100pc.

www.telegraph.co.uk

A dead cat bounce is a small, short-lived recovery in the price of a declining security, such as a stock.

www.huffingtonpost.ca

Do you get a sense that the worst is over for global markets or is this one of those dead cat bounces that we keep seeing?

www.moneycontrol.com

So embrace the dead cat bounce logic at your own peril.

business.financialpost.com