What does "trampoline" mean?

"Trampoline" means: A stretchy surface you jump and bounce on. Example: "The kids bounced on the trampoline."

How do you say trampoline in Hebrew and Spanish?

In Hebrew, trampoline is טרמפולינה. In Spanish, it is trampolín.

How do you pronounce "trampoline"?

Trampoline is pronounced /ˈtræmpəliːn/. It is a noun. You can hear a native speaker say it on this page.

Trampoline — Meaning for Kids, with Picture, Audio & Hebrew

trampoline

/ˈtræmpəliːn/

noun

A stretchy surface you jump and bounce on

“The kids bounced on the trampoline.”

טרמפולינה

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Trampoline is a noun in the toys & games category. It is a advanced (ages 11-12) word, meaning "A stretchy surface you jump and bounce on" In Hebrew, trampoline translates to טרמפולינה.

Example Sentences

She bounced so high on the trampoline she could see over the fence.
He did three flips in a row on the trampoline in his garden.
Always follow the safety rules when using a trampoline.

Did You Know? The trampoline was invented in 1936 by a gymnast named George Nissen, who got the idea from watching trapeze artists bounce off safety nets at the circus. The word "trampoline" comes from a Spanish word for "diving board." Trampolining became an Olympic sport in 2000. Astronauts use trampolines to practice the feeling of weightlessness during training.