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No. 13,388 in Spanish

rebote

"Rebote" means "bounce" or "rebound" in English.

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  • El jugador atrapó el rebote después de que el balón golpeó el tablero.

    The player caught the rebound after the ball hit the board.

    In this sentence, 'rebote' refers to the action of the ball bouncing off a surface and being caught, commonly used in basketball terminology.

  • Cuando lanzó la piedra, hubo un rebote en la superficie del agua.

    When he threw the stone, there was a bounce on the surface of the water.

    Here, 'rebote' is used to describe the movement of the stone as it strikes and reflects off the water's surface, indicating a physical rebound.

  • El rebote en la economía fue inesperado pero positivo.

    The rebound in the economy was unexpected but positive.

    In this example, 'rebote' metaphorically represents the recovery or improvement in the economy, showing its use in a figurative sense.

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