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"rebond" seems to mean both the English "rebound" and "bounce" - is this so?

MARTIN B.A1Kwiziq community member

"rebond" seems to mean both the English "rebound" and "bounce" - is this so?

This question relates to:French interactive reading exercise "La pelote basque (Les sports régionaux de France)"

Reading B1, Sports & Leisure, Listening or Seeing B1

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CécileNative French expert teacher in KwiziqCorrect answer

Hi Martin, 

I have looked at the text in this exercise and can only find the verb 'rebondir' which means 'to bounce' or 'to bounce back/ to rebound'.

In any case, 'un rebond' would be the noun for a bounce or a rebound.

Hope this helps!

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MARTIN B.A1Kwiziq community member

Thanks. I see now that I was misinterpreting “avant le deuxième rebond” as using rebondir rather that a noun.

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"rebond" seems to mean both the English "rebound" and "bounce" - is this so?

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