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  1. bouncer:
  2. bounce:
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Detailed Translations for bouncer from English to German

bouncer:

bouncer [the ~] noun

  1. the bouncer
    der Ballspieler
  2. the bouncer (chucker-out)
    – a person whose duty is to throw troublemakers out of a bar or public meeting 1
    der Türsteher

Translation Matrix for bouncer:

NounRelated TranslationsOther Translations
Ballspieler bouncer ball player; ballplayer
Türsteher bouncer; chucker-out

Related Words for "bouncer":

  • bouncers

Synonyms for "bouncer":


Related Definitions for "bouncer":

  1. a person whose duty is to throw troublemakers out of a bar or public meeting1

Wiktionary Translations for bouncer:

bouncer
noun
  1. member of security personnel
bouncer
noun
  1. Person, die einen Eingang bewacht, kontrolliert

Cross Translation:
FromToVia
bouncer Türsteher videur — Homme vigoureux chargé d'expulser, ou de filtrer à l'entrée, les personnes indésirables dans certains lieux publics (établissements de nuit, cabarets, bals, réunions politiques).

bounce:

to bounce verb (bounces, bounced, bouncing)

  1. to bounce (rebound)
    quetschen; aufprallen; einbeulen; eindrücken
    • quetschen verb (quetsche, quetschst, quetscht, quetschte, quetschtet, gequetscht)
    • aufprallen verb (pralle auf, prallst auf, prallt auf, prallte auf, pralltet auf, aufgeprallt)
    • einbeulen verb (beule ein, beulst ein, beult ein, beulte ein, beultet ein, eingebeult)
    • eindrücken verb (drücke ein, drückst ein, drückt ein, drückte ein, drücktet ein, eingedrückt)
  2. to bounce (spring; be elastic)
    federn
    • federn verb (federe, federst, federt, federte, federtet, gefedert)

Conjugations for bounce:

present
  1. bounce
  2. bounce
  3. bounces
  4. bounce
  5. bounce
  6. bounce
simple past
  1. bounced
  2. bounced
  3. bounced
  4. bounced
  5. bounced
  6. bounced
present perfect
  1. have bounced
  2. have bounced
  3. has bounced
  4. have bounced
  5. have bounced
  6. have bounced
past continuous
  1. was bouncing
  2. were bouncing
  3. was bouncing
  4. were bouncing
  5. were bouncing
  6. were bouncing
future
  1. shall bounce
  2. will bounce
  3. will bounce
  4. shall bounce
  5. will bounce
  6. will bounce
continuous present
  1. am bouncing
  2. are bouncing
  3. is bouncing
  4. are bouncing
  5. are bouncing
  6. are bouncing
subjunctive
  1. be bounced
  2. be bounced
  3. be bounced
  4. be bounced
  5. be bounced
  6. be bounced
diverse
  1. bounce!
  2. let's bounce!
  3. bounced
  4. bouncing
1. I, 2. you, 3. he/she/it, 4. we, 5. you, 6. they

Translation Matrix for bounce:

NounRelated TranslationsOther Translations
- bounciness; bouncing; bound; leap; leaping; saltation; spring
VerbRelated TranslationsOther Translations
aufprallen bounce; rebound bump into
einbeulen bounce; rebound dent; impress; indent; press; push in
eindrücken bounce; rebound dent; impress; indent; press; press in; push in
federn be elastic; bounce; spring swish
quetschen bounce; rebound ache; bruise; contuse; crush; dent; hurt; indent; injure; pinch; squeeze; wound
- bound; jounce; rebound; recoil; resile; reverberate; ricochet; spring; take a hop
OtherRelated TranslationsOther Translations
- rebound

Related Words for "bounce":


Synonyms for "bounce":


Antonyms for "bounce":


Related Definitions for "bounce":

  1. a light, self-propelled movement upwards or forwards1
  2. the quality of a substance that is able to rebound1
  3. rebounding from an impact (or series of impacts)1
  4. hit something so that it bounces1
    • bounce a ball1
  5. eject from the premises1
    • The ex-boxer's job is to bounce people who want to enter this private club1
  6. spring back; spring away from an impact1
    • The rubber ball bounced1
  7. move up and down repeatedly1
  8. leap suddenly1
    • He bounced to his feet1
  9. refuse to accept and send back1
    • bounce a check1
  10. come back after being refused1
    • the check bounced1

Wiktionary Translations for bounce:

bounce
verb
  1. to move quickly up and down
  2. of a cheque/check: to be refused
  3. to change direction of motion after hitting an obstacle
bounce
verb
  1. -
  2. bildlich: kurz vor dem Versagen oder Sturz stehen

Cross Translation:
FromToVia
bounce abprallen rebondir — Faire un ou plusieurs bonds.

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