bungee

IPA/ˈbʌndʒi/
KK[bˈʌndʒi]IPA/ˈbʌndʒi/

bungee — 名詞

  • bungeesingular
  • bungeesplural

1. A stretchy cord made of rubber and woven fabric, with metal hooks on both ends s

1.名詞B1
釋義

彈力繩

兩端有鉤的彈性固定繩

A stretchy cord made of rubber and woven fabric, with metal hooks on both ends so you can fasten items together or keep them from shifting — for example, strapping luggage to a car roof or tying down a tarp.

例句

Daichi used two bungees to strap the tent onto the roof of his car.

Daichi 用了兩條彈力繩,把帳篷綁在車頂上。

collocation: strap [object] onto [surface] with bungees

Amani pulled the bungee tight and hooked the metal claw around the truck's side rail.

Amani 拉緊彈力繩,將金屬鉤子扣在卡車側邊的欄杆上。

同義詞
  • tie-down strap

    a broader term for any strap used to secure cargo, not necessarily elastic

  • shock cord

    the same elastic rope material without the hooks; common in outdoor gear

文法句型

bungee cord / bungee rope

用法筆記

In everyday speech, American English speakers often say 'bungee cord' rather than 'bungee' alone. The hooks at each end distinguish this sense from the jumping rope.

常見錯誤

He tied the boxes with a rubber band.
He tied the boxes with a bungee cord.
💡A rubber band is small and weak; a bungee is thick, elastic, and has metal hooks.

2. During the extreme sport of bungee jumping, this is the thick elastic rope that

2.名詞B1
釋義

高空彈跳繩

高空彈跳使用的彈性繩索

During the extreme sport of bungee jumping, this is the thick elastic rope that participants attach to their ankles moments before leaping off a high bridge or platform.

例句

Yara felt her stomach drop when the instructor tied the bungee around her ankles.

教練把高空彈跳繩繫在 Yara 的腳踝上時,她感覺胃裡一陣翻騰。

verb: tie the bungee around [body part]

The bungee stretched to more than twice its length and snapped Jessica back up into the air.

彈跳繩被拉長到原本的兩倍多,然後把 Jessica 彈回空中。

demonstrates elasticity: stretch + snap back

同義詞
  • bungee rope

    the full compound, more explicit in jumping contexts

  • elastic cord

    a technical term for the material, less common in everyday talk about jumping

文法句型

the bungee / a bungee

用法筆記

In the context of jumping, speakers rarely say 'bungee' alone — the full phrase 'bungee rope' or 'bungee cord' is more common, or simply 'the cord' when the activity is already clear.

常見錯誤

She jumped with a bungee rope around her waist.
She jumped with a bungee rope tied to her ankles.
💡The rope is always attached to the ankles or a harness, not the waist.

3. Any elasticized cord material, sold by length, that can be cut and used for fast

3.名詞B2
釋義

彈性束帶

可裁剪使用的彈性繩索材料

Any elasticized cord material, sold by length, that can be cut and used for fastening, tying, or absorbing shock — without necessarily having hooks or coming as a finished product.

例句

The factory produces bungee material for both industrial straps and sports equipment.

這家工廠生產彈性束帶材料,用於工業綁帶和運動器材。

uncountable: bungee material

Linh threaded a strip of bungee through the eyelets of the tarp to hold it down.

Linh 把一條彈性束帶穿過防水布的孔眼,把它固定住。

同義詞
  • shock cord

    the same material, commonly used in outdoor and military contexts

  • elastic cord

    a broader category that includes bungee as one type

文法句型

bungee as a material / a length of bungee