Примери за използване на Bouncing off на Английски и техните преводи на Български
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like… sunlight bouncing off new fallen snow.
the light-fixture in it resemble a droplet bouncing off of a water surface before being absorbed by it.
And when particles interact(by, say, bouncing off of each other), it's really the vibrations in the fields that are doing a very complicated dance.
find ourselves spinning and bouncing off the bottom of the ocean with a mouth full of sand.
This energy substance ricochet, bouncing off walls and platforms of the game screen,
The signals turned out to be reflections from geosynchronous direct TV satellites, bouncing off the surface and swamping the water vapor signals the weather satellites were trying to measure.
And when particles interact(by, say, bouncing off of each other), it's really the vibrations in the fields that are doing a very complicated dance.
That effect is caused by sunlight bouncing off the asteroid and slightly tweaking the spin rate faster
Fixed a problem with Red Grubs getting stuck in some walls after bouncing off them.
the light from the Sun can reach them at odd angles by bouncing off the planet they orbit.
They have only 8 seconds to decide on buying or bouncing off to a competitor's online store.
testing the level 4 times in the last week, bouncing off each time.
The molecules can be thought of as little billiard balls continually colliding with each other and bouncing off the walls of the box.
Try to get the ball hit the portal by bouncing off the walls to reach the portal.
to let light rays bouncing off the cloak return to the user's eye.
the sunlight hits it, just bouncing off the windows of neighboring houses,
News agencies bouncing off news news,
hitting one another, bouncing off the walls, and so forth.
Ball bouncing off partitions attempt to hit it again with barpreparations:
made it clear that blind people were actually listening to the echoes of sounds bouncing off surfaces in their immediate surroundings.