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bungee
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Bun´gee
n.1.(Aeronautics) a spring or other elastic device, especially one attached to a control to facilitate its manipulation.
2.same as bungee cord.
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Noun1.bungee - an elasticized ropebungee - an elasticized rope                  
bungee cord
rope - a strong line
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bungee:
bungee cord
n (for jumping) → Bungee-Seil nt; (for fastening) → (dehnbarer) Gurt
bungee jumping
n → Bungeespringen nt, → Bungeejumping nt
bungee rope
n = bungee cord
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