Bounce back
/ˈbaʊns ˈbæk/B1
Intermediate
1. To recover quickly after an illness, setback, or difficult situation.
- After the financial crisis, the economy began to bounce back within a few years.
- Despite the defeat, the team is confident they will bounce back in the next match.
2. To return to a previous level of success or prosperity.
- The company bounced back from the decline by innovating and expanding its product line.
- He was able to bounce back from a poor start to make a respectable finish in the race.
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