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bounce off

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? bounce off
vt always separate to bounce something off something → etw von etw abprallen lassen; radio waves etc → etw an etw (dat) → reflektieren; to bounce an idea off somebody (fig inf) → eine Idee an jdm testen (inf)
vi → abprallen; (radio waves) → reflektieren


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Summary: Our Forex trading signals continue selling the US dollar against the Canadian dollar, but there are signs that the USDCAD may bounce off of nearby support.
Forex Trading Signals Forecast USDCAD Declines, but We Predict ... by Mena Report
The life/health industry's financial impairment results for 2007 represent a bounce off exceptionally low results in 2006.
L/H Impairments bounced in 2007 by Best's Review
Volume was also thin during a November bounce off the 10-week line.
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