Definition of trampoline in English:

trampoline

noun ˈtrampəliːnˌtrampəˈliːnˈtræmpəˌlin

A strong fabric sheet connected by springs to a frame, used as a springboard and landing area in doing acrobatic or gymnastic exercises.
（杂技或体操表演中用的）蹦床，弹床。参见REBOUNDER （义项1）
See also rebounder (sense 1 of the noun)
Example sentencesExamples
- Gone will be the trampolines, table tennis tables and badminton nets that occupy the main auditorium on weekday nights when there is no concert.
- In their most relaxed mode, the performers bounce from trampolines to execute gymnasts' feats aloft, intermittently seizing monkey-bar poles overhead and holding hands in space.
- The two plates in this system work like a trampoline, flexing on impact, then springing back.
- I felt like if he snapped his fingers, I would turn some wicked somersaults, spring off a trampoline, and dive into a routine directly from the page of a gymnastics handbook.
- They headed down through his back yard, pausing momentarily for Matt to show off yet again, by doing a back flip off the trampoline.
- Basketball hoops were on either side of the rectangular room and a gymnastic trampoline stood in the far left corner of the room.
- She is hoping for a CD player and a trampoline because she attends gymnastics in Portlaoise.
- Experience in gymnastics or on a trampoline helps a lot, as it teaches control and manipulation of one's body as it moves unpredictably through space.
- Surely he should have been safely caught in the trampoline like net and bounced to safety?
- And an award-winning troupe of 11 gymnasts perform simultaneously on trampolines.
- But the highlight for my children was probably the three trampolines, equipped with safety nets to stop them falling off.
- Hazel, whose diary is fully booked, takes clients for walks and bike rides and takes trampolines and skipping ropes to their houses for toning exercises.
- And the community child federation has asked all parents to stop hogging up playtime on the various trampolines throughout the area.
- Both guys were jumping on the regular bed, which evidently belonged to Todd, because they had already put their sheets on the two bunks and their new trampoline had no sheets at all.
- In previous incidents trampolines have been vandalised and on one occasion a knife was left in the playground.
- Starting out, I spent a lot of time on the trampoline getting comfortable landing on my back.
- At home he exercised on a trampoline and chinning bar and did roadwork like a prizefighter.
- The trampoline and safety nets were valued at more than £400 and would have taken thieves some time to dismantle.
- The World Cup is not a mattress to lie back on, it is a trampoline from which to spring to a new era.
- The trampoline area is also good with the bigger kids.

verbˈtrampəliːnˌtrampəˈliːnˈtræmpəˌlin

[no object]usually as noun trampolining

1Do acrobatic or gymnastic exercises on a trampoline as a recreation or sport.
在蹦床上弹跳
his hobby is trampolining
他的爱好就是玩蹦床。
Example sentencesExamples
- This will include the development of such spin-offs of this sport as aerobics, sports dancing and trampolining.
- The camps offer activities including bouncy castles, mini tennis, games, swimming, football, trampolining, gymnastics, dance, arts and crafts, music, quizzes and videos.
- The children also joined in a sports day, tried out trampolining and experimented with arts and crafts.
- Sports on offer this summer include short tennis, gymnastics, basketball, trampolining and table tennis.
- Otherwise how do you account for the fact that after three hours of intensive workouts girls are prepared to have snowball fights until dark or spend hours trampolining?
- Most people could find an activity which suits them, whether it is cycling, skiing, walking, archery, trampolining or any of the other many non-school sports.
- I used to really enjoy Tae Kwon Do, swimming and trampolining.
- A wide range of sporting activities includes gymnastics, netball, hockey, trampolining, rowing and skiing.
- Meantime, the children enjoyed the huge range of activities from water-skiing to football, go-karting, trampolining and lots of strictly supervised swimming.
- The 80,000 sqm Millennium Dome would be home to gymnastics, trampolining, basketball and handball finals and to crowds of more than 20,000.
- The children's club will still continue over half term, with activities such as trampolining, gymnastics and a bouncy castle, as well as visits from groups such as the police and fire brigade.
- Every Monday she teaches them juggling, acrobatics, trampolining, tumbling, trapeze work, stilt-walking and gumboot dancing.
- I never had access to something like this but it means things like trampolining, which are the skills needed for stunts, can be done in a safe environment.
- The Dome would be the venue for gymnastics, trampolining, basketball and handball.
- Among the winners were some who are involved in lesser-profiled sports, including canoe polo, ice skating, trampolining, and even bare-foot waterskiing.
- At the moment a number of schemes are running in various schools in the area and include sports as diverse as tae kwon do, judo, soccer, hockey, basketball, trampolining, keep fit and athletics.
- It will recommend that schools introduce new exercise classes such as boxercise, trampolining, aerobics and yoga to lure teenagers off the couch.
- I can play, I absolutely adore trampolining, I'm absolutely nuts about it, I cannot get enough of it, and I literally bounce myself silly on the trampoline.
- ‘When I was younger I did gymnastics and trampolining and then I used to horse-ride loads,’ she said.
- I would personally love to play volleyball and do trampolining again, but I don't know where I could do so!
1. 1.1no object, with adverbial of direction Leap or rebound from something with a springy base.
  弹跳
  she trampolined across the bed
  她从床的一端弹跳到了另一端。
  Example sentencesExamples
  He jumped off the table to the mattress, trampolined off that to the Gold Mountain trunk and onto the chair.
  Shockingly she used her umbrella as a shield and said snowball simply trampolined off the umbrella and broke on the ground.
  His second shot bounced off the roof of the temporary stands, then trampolined off another tent.

Derivatives

trampolinist

nounˌtrampəˈliːnɪstˈtræmpəˌlinəst

A keen swimmer and trampolinist, she was a regular visitor to the gym and had completed the Duke of Edinburgh award scheme.
Example sentencesExamples
- Top gymnasts, acrobats and trampolinists from France and Russia are entertaining enthusiastic audiences during their current exhibition tour across France.
- She's a trampolinist, so it is no surprise her career has had its ups and downs.
- She is also a capable gymnast, trampolinist and javelin thrower.
- As we talk, a high-bouncing trampolinist periodically soars to window-level view from the piazza below.

Origin

Late 18th century: from Italian trampolino, from trampoli 'stilts'.

This is from Italian trampolino, from trampoli ‘stilts’.

Definition of trampoline in US English:

trampoline

nounˈtræmpəˌlinˈtrampəˌlēn

A strong fabric sheet connected by springs to a frame, used as a springboard and landing area in doing acrobatic or gymnastic exercises.
（杂技或体操表演中用的）蹦床，弹床。参见REBOUNDER （义项1）
Example sentencesExamples
- Hazel, whose diary is fully booked, takes clients for walks and bike rides and takes trampolines and skipping ropes to their houses for toning exercises.
- The trampoline area is also good with the bigger kids.
- And an award-winning troupe of 11 gymnasts perform simultaneously on trampolines.
- The trampoline and safety nets were valued at more than £400 and would have taken thieves some time to dismantle.
- I felt like if he snapped his fingers, I would turn some wicked somersaults, spring off a trampoline, and dive into a routine directly from the page of a gymnastics handbook.
- And the community child federation has asked all parents to stop hogging up playtime on the various trampolines throughout the area.
- But the highlight for my children was probably the three trampolines, equipped with safety nets to stop them falling off.
- The World Cup is not a mattress to lie back on, it is a trampoline from which to spring to a new era.
- Gone will be the trampolines, table tennis tables and badminton nets that occupy the main auditorium on weekday nights when there is no concert.
- Basketball hoops were on either side of the rectangular room and a gymnastic trampoline stood in the far left corner of the room.
- She is hoping for a CD player and a trampoline because she attends gymnastics in Portlaoise.
- Both guys were jumping on the regular bed, which evidently belonged to Todd, because they had already put their sheets on the two bunks and their new trampoline had no sheets at all.
- At home he exercised on a trampoline and chinning bar and did roadwork like a prizefighter.
- In previous incidents trampolines have been vandalised and on one occasion a knife was left in the playground.
- Surely he should have been safely caught in the trampoline like net and bounced to safety?
- They headed down through his back yard, pausing momentarily for Matt to show off yet again, by doing a back flip off the trampoline.
- In their most relaxed mode, the performers bounce from trampolines to execute gymnasts' feats aloft, intermittently seizing monkey-bar poles overhead and holding hands in space.
- Experience in gymnastics or on a trampoline helps a lot, as it teaches control and manipulation of one's body as it moves unpredictably through space.
- Starting out, I spent a lot of time on the trampoline getting comfortable landing on my back.
- The two plates in this system work like a trampoline, flexing on impact, then springing back.

verbˈtræmpəˌlinˈtrampəˌlēn

[no object]usually as noun trampolining

1Do acrobatic or gymnastic exercises on a trampoline as a recreation or sport.
在蹦床上弹跳
his hobby is trampolining
他的爱好就是玩蹦床。
Example sentencesExamples
- It will recommend that schools introduce new exercise classes such as boxercise, trampolining, aerobics and yoga to lure teenagers off the couch.
- The children also joined in a sports day, tried out trampolining and experimented with arts and crafts.
- I used to really enjoy Tae Kwon Do, swimming and trampolining.
- The camps offer activities including bouncy castles, mini tennis, games, swimming, football, trampolining, gymnastics, dance, arts and crafts, music, quizzes and videos.
- Most people could find an activity which suits them, whether it is cycling, skiing, walking, archery, trampolining or any of the other many non-school sports.
- I never had access to something like this but it means things like trampolining, which are the skills needed for stunts, can be done in a safe environment.
- Sports on offer this summer include short tennis, gymnastics, basketball, trampolining and table tennis.
- The 80,000 sqm Millennium Dome would be home to gymnastics, trampolining, basketball and handball finals and to crowds of more than 20,000.
- The children's club will still continue over half term, with activities such as trampolining, gymnastics and a bouncy castle, as well as visits from groups such as the police and fire brigade.
- This will include the development of such spin-offs of this sport as aerobics, sports dancing and trampolining.
- ‘When I was younger I did gymnastics and trampolining and then I used to horse-ride loads,’ she said.
- At the moment a number of schemes are running in various schools in the area and include sports as diverse as tae kwon do, judo, soccer, hockey, basketball, trampolining, keep fit and athletics.
- A wide range of sporting activities includes gymnastics, netball, hockey, trampolining, rowing and skiing.
- I would personally love to play volleyball and do trampolining again, but I don't know where I could do so!
- Otherwise how do you account for the fact that after three hours of intensive workouts girls are prepared to have snowball fights until dark or spend hours trampolining?
- Every Monday she teaches them juggling, acrobatics, trampolining, tumbling, trapeze work, stilt-walking and gumboot dancing.
- Meantime, the children enjoyed the huge range of activities from water-skiing to football, go-karting, trampolining and lots of strictly supervised swimming.
- The Dome would be the venue for gymnastics, trampolining, basketball and handball.
- Among the winners were some who are involved in lesser-profiled sports, including canoe polo, ice skating, trampolining, and even bare-foot waterskiing.
- I can play, I absolutely adore trampolining, I'm absolutely nuts about it, I cannot get enough of it, and I literally bounce myself silly on the trampoline.
1. 1.1 Leap or rebound from something with a springy base.
  弹跳
  she trampolined across the bed
  她从床的一端弹跳到了另一端。
  Example sentencesExamples
  His second shot bounced off the roof of the temporary stands, then trampolined off another tent.
  Shockingly she used her umbrella as a shield and said snowball simply trampolined off the umbrella and broke on the ground.
  He jumped off the table to the mattress, trampolined off that to the Gold Mountain trunk and onto the chair.

Origin

Late 18th century: from Italian trampolino, from trampoli ‘stilts’.

单词	trampoline
释义	Definition of trampoline in English: trampoline noun ˈtrampəliːnˌtrampəˈliːnˈtræmpəˌlin A strong fabric sheet connected by springs to a frame, used as a springboard and landing area in doing acrobatic or gymnastic exercises. （杂技或体操表演中用的）蹦床，弹床。参见REBOUNDER （义项1） See also rebounder (sense 1 of the noun) Example sentencesExamples Gone will be the trampolines, table tennis tables and badminton nets that occupy the main auditorium on weekday nights when there is no concert. In their most relaxed mode, the performers bounce from trampolines to execute gymnasts' feats aloft, intermittently seizing monkey-bar poles overhead and holding hands in space. The two plates in this system work like a trampoline, flexing on impact, then springing back. I felt like if he snapped his fingers, I would turn some wicked somersaults, spring off a trampoline, and dive into a routine directly from the page of a gymnastics handbook. They headed down through his back yard, pausing momentarily for Matt to show off yet again, by doing a back flip off the trampoline. Basketball hoops were on either side of the rectangular room and a gymnastic trampoline stood in the far left corner of the room. She is hoping for a CD player and a trampoline because she attends gymnastics in Portlaoise. Experience in gymnastics or on a trampoline helps a lot, as it teaches control and manipulation of one's body as it moves unpredictably through space. Surely he should have been safely caught in the trampoline like net and bounced to safety? And an award-winning troupe of 11 gymnasts perform simultaneously on trampolines. But the highlight for my children was probably the three trampolines, equipped with safety nets to stop them falling off. Hazel, whose diary is fully booked, takes clients for walks and bike rides and takes trampolines and skipping ropes to their houses for toning exercises. And the community child federation has asked all parents to stop hogging up playtime on the various trampolines throughout the area. Both guys were jumping on the regular bed, which evidently belonged to Todd, because they had already put their sheets on the two bunks and their new trampoline had no sheets at all. In previous incidents trampolines have been vandalised and on one occasion a knife was left in the playground. Starting out, I spent a lot of time on the trampoline getting comfortable landing on my back. At home he exercised on a trampoline and chinning bar and did roadwork like a prizefighter. The trampoline and safety nets were valued at more than £400 and would have taken thieves some time to dismantle. The World Cup is not a mattress to lie back on, it is a trampoline from which to spring to a new era. The trampoline area is also good with the bigger kids. verbˈtrampəliːnˌtrampəˈliːnˈtræmpəˌlin [no object]usually as noun trampolining 1Do acrobatic or gymnastic exercises on a trampoline as a recreation or sport. 在蹦床上弹跳 his hobby is trampolining 他的爱好就是玩蹦床。 Example sentencesExamples This will include the development of such spin-offs of this sport as aerobics, sports dancing and trampolining. The camps offer activities including bouncy castles, mini tennis, games, swimming, football, trampolining, gymnastics, dance, arts and crafts, music, quizzes and videos. The children also joined in a sports day, tried out trampolining and experimented with arts and crafts. Sports on offer this summer include short tennis, gymnastics, basketball, trampolining and table tennis. Otherwise how do you account for the fact that after three hours of intensive workouts girls are prepared to have snowball fights until dark or spend hours trampolining? Most people could find an activity which suits them, whether it is cycling, skiing, walking, archery, trampolining or any of the other many non-school sports. I used to really enjoy Tae Kwon Do, swimming and trampolining. A wide range of sporting activities includes gymnastics, netball, hockey, trampolining, rowing and skiing. Meantime, the children enjoyed the huge range of activities from water-skiing to football, go-karting, trampolining and lots of strictly supervised swimming. The 80,000 sqm Millennium Dome would be home to gymnastics, trampolining, basketball and handball finals and to crowds of more than 20,000. The children's club will still continue over half term, with activities such as trampolining, gymnastics and a bouncy castle, as well as visits from groups such as the police and fire brigade. Every Monday she teaches them juggling, acrobatics, trampolining, tumbling, trapeze work, stilt-walking and gumboot dancing. I never had access to something like this but it means things like trampolining, which are the skills needed for stunts, can be done in a safe environment. The Dome would be the venue for gymnastics, trampolining, basketball and handball. Among the winners were some who are involved in lesser-profiled sports, including canoe polo, ice skating, trampolining, and even bare-foot waterskiing. At the moment a number of schemes are running in various schools in the area and include sports as diverse as tae kwon do, judo, soccer, hockey, basketball, trampolining, keep fit and athletics. It will recommend that schools introduce new exercise classes such as boxercise, trampolining, aerobics and yoga to lure teenagers off the couch. I can play, I absolutely adore trampolining, I'm absolutely nuts about it, I cannot get enough of it, and I literally bounce myself silly on the trampoline. ‘When I was younger I did gymnastics and trampolining and then I used to horse-ride loads,’ she said. I would personally love to play volleyball and do trampolining again, but I don't know where I could do so! 1.1no object, with adverbial of direction Leap or rebound from something with a springy base. 弹跳 she trampolined across the bed 她从床的一端弹跳到了另一端。 Example sentencesExamples He jumped off the table to the mattress, trampolined off that to the Gold Mountain trunk and onto the chair. Shockingly she used her umbrella as a shield and said snowball simply trampolined off the umbrella and broke on the ground. His second shot bounced off the roof of the temporary stands, then trampolined off another tent. Derivatives trampolinist nounˌtrampəˈliːnɪstˈtræmpəˌlinəst A keen swimmer and trampolinist, she was a regular visitor to the gym and had completed the Duke of Edinburgh award scheme. Example sentencesExamples Top gymnasts, acrobats and trampolinists from France and Russia are entertaining enthusiastic audiences during their current exhibition tour across France. She's a trampolinist, so it is no surprise her career has had its ups and downs. She is also a capable gymnast, trampolinist and javelin thrower. As we talk, a high-bouncing trampolinist periodically soars to window-level view from the piazza below. Origin Late 18th century: from Italian trampolino, from trampoli 'stilts'. This is from Italian trampolino, from trampoli ‘stilts’. Definition of trampoline in US English: trampoline nounˈtræmpəˌlinˈtrampəˌlēn A strong fabric sheet connected by springs to a frame, used as a springboard and landing area in doing acrobatic or gymnastic exercises. （杂技或体操表演中用的）蹦床，弹床。参见REBOUNDER （义项1） Example sentencesExamples Hazel, whose diary is fully booked, takes clients for walks and bike rides and takes trampolines and skipping ropes to their houses for toning exercises. The trampoline area is also good with the bigger kids. And an award-winning troupe of 11 gymnasts perform simultaneously on trampolines. The trampoline and safety nets were valued at more than £400 and would have taken thieves some time to dismantle. I felt like if he snapped his fingers, I would turn some wicked somersaults, spring off a trampoline, and dive into a routine directly from the page of a gymnastics handbook. And the community child federation has asked all parents to stop hogging up playtime on the various trampolines throughout the area. But the highlight for my children was probably the three trampolines, equipped with safety nets to stop them falling off. The World Cup is not a mattress to lie back on, it is a trampoline from which to spring to a new era. Gone will be the trampolines, table tennis tables and badminton nets that occupy the main auditorium on weekday nights when there is no concert. Basketball hoops were on either side of the rectangular room and a gymnastic trampoline stood in the far left corner of the room. She is hoping for a CD player and a trampoline because she attends gymnastics in Portlaoise. Both guys were jumping on the regular bed, which evidently belonged to Todd, because they had already put their sheets on the two bunks and their new trampoline had no sheets at all. At home he exercised on a trampoline and chinning bar and did roadwork like a prizefighter. In previous incidents trampolines have been vandalised and on one occasion a knife was left in the playground. Surely he should have been safely caught in the trampoline like net and bounced to safety? They headed down through his back yard, pausing momentarily for Matt to show off yet again, by doing a back flip off the trampoline. In their most relaxed mode, the performers bounce from trampolines to execute gymnasts' feats aloft, intermittently seizing monkey-bar poles overhead and holding hands in space. Experience in gymnastics or on a trampoline helps a lot, as it teaches control and manipulation of one's body as it moves unpredictably through space. Starting out, I spent a lot of time on the trampoline getting comfortable landing on my back. The two plates in this system work like a trampoline, flexing on impact, then springing back. verbˈtræmpəˌlinˈtrampəˌlēn [no object]usually as noun trampolining 1Do acrobatic or gymnastic exercises on a trampoline as a recreation or sport. 在蹦床上弹跳 his hobby is trampolining 他的爱好就是玩蹦床。 Example sentencesExamples It will recommend that schools introduce new exercise classes such as boxercise, trampolining, aerobics and yoga to lure teenagers off the couch. The children also joined in a sports day, tried out trampolining and experimented with arts and crafts. I used to really enjoy Tae Kwon Do, swimming and trampolining. The camps offer activities including bouncy castles, mini tennis, games, swimming, football, trampolining, gymnastics, dance, arts and crafts, music, quizzes and videos. Most people could find an activity which suits them, whether it is cycling, skiing, walking, archery, trampolining or any of the other many non-school sports. I never had access to something like this but it means things like trampolining, which are the skills needed for stunts, can be done in a safe environment. Sports on offer this summer include short tennis, gymnastics, basketball, trampolining and table tennis. The 80,000 sqm Millennium Dome would be home to gymnastics, trampolining, basketball and handball finals and to crowds of more than 20,000. The children's club will still continue over half term, with activities such as trampolining, gymnastics and a bouncy castle, as well as visits from groups such as the police and fire brigade. This will include the development of such spin-offs of this sport as aerobics, sports dancing and trampolining. ‘When I was younger I did gymnastics and trampolining and then I used to horse-ride loads,’ she said. At the moment a number of schemes are running in various schools in the area and include sports as diverse as tae kwon do, judo, soccer, hockey, basketball, trampolining, keep fit and athletics. A wide range of sporting activities includes gymnastics, netball, hockey, trampolining, rowing and skiing. I would personally love to play volleyball and do trampolining again, but I don't know where I could do so! Otherwise how do you account for the fact that after three hours of intensive workouts girls are prepared to have snowball fights until dark or spend hours trampolining? Every Monday she teaches them juggling, acrobatics, trampolining, tumbling, trapeze work, stilt-walking and gumboot dancing. Meantime, the children enjoyed the huge range of activities from water-skiing to football, go-karting, trampolining and lots of strictly supervised swimming. The Dome would be the venue for gymnastics, trampolining, basketball and handball. Among the winners were some who are involved in lesser-profiled sports, including canoe polo, ice skating, trampolining, and even bare-foot waterskiing. I can play, I absolutely adore trampolining, I'm absolutely nuts about it, I cannot get enough of it, and I literally bounce myself silly on the trampoline. 1.1 Leap or rebound from something with a springy base. 弹跳 she trampolined across the bed 她从床的一端弹跳到了另一端。 Example sentencesExamples His second shot bounced off the roof of the temporary stands, then trampolined off another tent. Shockingly she used her umbrella as a shield and said snowball simply trampolined off the umbrella and broke on the ground. He jumped off the table to the mattress, trampolined off that to the Gold Mountain trunk and onto the chair. Origin Late 18th century: from Italian trampolino, from trampoli ‘stilts’.
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