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jounces, jouncing, jounced
verb
intransitive verb
to move in an up-and-down manner : bounce
transitive verb
to cause to jounce
noun
jolt
"颠簸或震动",尤指在粗糙的骑行中,15世纪中期,起源不明,可能是 jump 和 bounce 的混合。 "在 -ounce 中有几个词,如 bounce, flounce, pounce, trounce 的历史不明" [OED]。相关词汇: Jounced; jouncing。名词出现于1787年,源自动词。
Verb Middle English
The first known use of jounce was in the 15th century
Julynoun
the seventh month of the year
Judithnoun
a book of Scripture included in the Roman Catholic canon of the Old Testament and in the Protestant Apocrypha see bible
Judgesnoun
a narrative and historical book of Jewish and Christian Scripture see bible
Judenoun
a short epistle addressed to early Christians and included as a book in the New Testament see bible
Judaismnoun
a religion developed among the ancient Hebrews that stresses belief in one God and faithfulness to the laws of the Torah
the beliefs and practices of the Jews
joy1 of 2noun
a feeling of great pleasure or happiness that comes from success, good fortune, or a sense of well-being : gladness
something that gives joy
a joy to behold
joy2 of 2verb
to experience joy : rejoice
joy1 of 2noun
a feeling of great pleasure or happiness that comes from success, good fortune, or a sense of well-being : gladness
something that gives joy
a joy to behold
joy2 of 2verb
to experience joy : rejoice
journey1 of 2noun
travel from one place to another
journey2 of 2verb
to go on a journey
journey1 of 2noun
travel from one place to another
journey2 of 2verb
to go on a journey
jounceverb
to move or cause to move in an up-and-down manner
1 Over the coulee burst Rooster Jim, jouncing astride his new Indian motorcycle.
2 As the movie jounces along on florid pronouncements that overstate the obvious, “Fathers and Daughters” defies credibility and insults the intelligence.
3 Despite being jogged and jounced, jolted and jarred with every one of his captor's steps, Bod managed to grasp the screw in his right hand.
4 Before cars, travel in warm weather months was by train from Albany to North Creek, almost 30 miles away, followed by a long, jouncing horse-drawn-wagon ride.
5 we felt a definite jounce every time the car hit a pothole
6 There is a silence for ten minutes, while the car jounces along a road which gets narrower and rockier.
7 Early mornings and midafternoons at Ranthambore see a restricted number of open-air vehicles shuttling tourists into the park to jounce along five dusty trail routes, each stretching a few miles.
8 The album sets 25 months of successful couples therapy to rhythm and melody, but strangely, they performed only one song from it on Friday — a jouncing rendition of “Apesh-t” that closed the show.
9 Everyone was jounced up and down frightfully as the wheels settled into the soft earth, and Dodo jumped out to see if anyone was injured.
10 I turned, and turned again, until soon my packed, arthritic Volkswagen was jouncing down a rutted dirt road.
11 Another well-handled device is to have the skaters jounce around on chairs to simulate the motion of their tour bus.
12 With the jouncing up and down first of the horses and then the train, the dust of the road, and her natural inclination to get queasy, she was losing energy before my very eyes.
13 Then one of the shooters got back in the driver’s seat, and the truck jounced along the edge of sorghum fields populated with kangaroos.
14 Their backpacks hang off them like potato sacks, all lumpy and jouncing on the backs of their knees.
15 By the time the lights dimmed for the 7 p.m. show and trailers started to play, the sound system jouncing everyone’s insides, only 28 people had turned up, including myself.
16 The kids jounced around on top of them, bickering and shoving one another, pretending they were just going for a ride in a pile of junk.
17 Tailbone pain sometimes can arise after sitting on a hard surface for a long time, or sitting on an ill-fitting or jouncing seat.
18 Tins—of corned beef, lentils, sardines—bounced on the floor of the wagon until they jounced over the side into the road.
19 If you do manage to bottom it out, a unique set of hydraulic jounce bumpers up front further cushion the landing.
20 A squirm, a twist, a comfortable roll of his stomach, a sudden jounce—and the thing was done.
1 摇晃
jar quake stagger wobble jiggle joggle stot rock pitch swag teeter teeter-totter staggering rickety shaken faltering tippy jiggly rackety jolty jouncy jolt falter bicker wabble wamble play dance tremble dodder
2 震动
vibrant shaky vibratory shock shake vibration percussion quake convulsion vibrato pulsation shakiness rock jar vibrate tremble pulsate shimmy agitate undulate convulsive tremulous vibratile collision concussion tremor jolt commotion trepidation quaver vibes judder convulse throbbing shake-up pulse concuss convulsionary seismic shaking hitchy seism- dindle sock agitation vibrancy electrification throb
3 颠簸
jolty joltily roll jolt pitch Buck toss Bob bump plunge jerk wallow jiggle porpoise scend cant labor bumpy jerky shake jog jouncy teeter dusting buck labour wallop jumpy herky-jerky hitchy swag shog surge thrash
5 摇动
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6 使摇晃