carom

1 The Manhattan Express, its infernal coaster, caroms from inside the casino to outside, then plummets past the hotel entrance.

2 As the Soldier, the sole vocalist apart from isolated shouts from the instrumentalists, Christopher Burchett marched, paced and caromed around the set, producing a robust baritone, a childish falsetto and a power-mad bark by turns.

3 The ball caromed off his hands and Elijah Campbell recovered for the Dolphins at the 7.

4 Dreams have their rhythms, their deeps and shallows, and he was caroming upward into a state of heightened lucidity.

5 Like so many others, she might carom around her own media silo, unaware or in denial of the reality others are facing.

6 a ball caromed off the wall

7 I had spent the night caroming around the Eastside, visiting the shindigs of his three main rivals.

8 But the rat itself was surely born here, in the Valley, begotten of that species of teenagers caroming through the malls in flocks and packs.

9 New York Fashion Week is comfortable caroming into its second half on Presidents’ Day Monday.

10 As those three carom off each other, the action matches the complexity of the book’s inevitable comparison, HBO’s Prohibition-era drama “Boardwalk Empire.”

11 Celestial bursts of vaporous reds and cobalts float across an astral plane as stylized atoms — one of Mr. McGurr’s persistent motifs — dance and carom.

12 The individual essays not only carom around the world in subject matter, they also vary greatly in quality.

13 I staggered across the uneven floor and caromed off the walls and furniture.

14 We can send notes, telephone, whisper cryptic invitations, announce the giving of parties, even bounce words off the moon and make them carom around the planets.

15 In right field, the Pirates’ Roberto Clemente plays the carom perfectly — not easy in a visitor’s ballpark — and throws a perfect strike to catcher Manny Sanguillen, his best friend on the team.

16 My kids also cajoled me to come along one afternoon caroming around on the snowmobiles.

17 Pocket billiards such as modern-day pool and snooker were around, but they were considered to be the ill-bred cousins of carom billiards, which used a pocketless table.

“球袋台球”（pocket billiards）如花式、英式台球在当时比比皆是，但却被视为是“教养不良的兄弟台球”（carom billiards），它们的球台没有球袋。

18 She also got me out on the double-decker bus to carom around town just for the heck of it.

19 I mean, who is going to beat them in carom or in pool?

我的意思是，谁是要打败他们在袋或在游泳池？

20 The series is anchored by a revelatory performance from Odenkirk that caroms between outrageous comedy and gripping dramatics, sometimes in the same scene.

1 反弹

spring rebound bound backlash bounce

2 双球连击

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