A piece of equipment you bounce on: a metal frame with strong cloth stretched tight across it, joined to the frame by springs all around the edge. You jump on the cloth, it throws you back up, and you can go very high.

A piece of equipment一種器材 you bounce on是你可以在上面彈跳的: a metal frame一個金屬框架 with strong cloth stretched tight across it上面繃著一塊繃緊的堅固布料, joined to the frame by springs all around the edge周圍用彈簧跟框架連在一起。 You jump on the cloth你在布面上跳, it throws you back up它會把你彈回去, and you can go very high讓你可以跳得很高。

It is both a serious Olympic sport and something families put in the garden for children. As a verb, 'to trampoline' means to jump on one, though most people just say 'jump on the trampoline'.

It is both a serious Olympic sport它既是正式的奧運項目, and something families put in the garden for children也是家庭放在院子裡給小孩玩的東西。 As a verb當動詞用時, 'to trampoline'「to trampoline」 means to jump on one意思是在上面彈跳, though most people just say 'jump on the trampoline'不過大部分人只會說「jump on the trampoline」。

The word has also travelled into technical English: computer programmers call a small piece of code that bounces a call on to somewhere else a 'trampoline'. And in ordinary speech people use it as an image for anything that gives you a sudden lift — a first job that acted as a trampoline into the industry.

The word這個字 has also travelled into technical English也進到了技術性的英文裡: computer programmers寫程式的人 call a small piece of code把一小段程式碼 that bounces a call on to somewhere else把一個呼叫彈接到別的地方去 a 'trampoline'叫做「trampoline」。 And in ordinary speech而在日常說話裡, people use it as an image大家會把它當成一個意象 for anything that gives you a sudden lift用來形容任何給你突然一躍而起的機會 — a first job that acted as a trampoline into the industry像第一份工作成了讓你跳進這個產業的跳板。

In Taiwan you will see big indoor trampoline parks (彈跳床樂園), which is where most students meet the thing itself.

In Taiwan在台灣, you will see big indoor trampoline parks你會看到大型的室內彈跳床樂園 (彈跳床樂園)（彈跳床樂園）, which is where most students meet the thing itself大部分學生就是在那裡第一次接觸到這個東西的。