🇬🇧 Trampoline meaning: English Vocabulary Flash Card

A trampoline is a piece of sports and play equipment that lets you jump really high. It has a strong, stretchy fabric in the middle, and this fabric is tightly attached to a metal frame with lots of springs. When you jump on the fabric, the springs stretch and then pull it back, bouncing you into the air like a human popcorn kernel. Trampolines can be big or small, and they are often used for fun, exercise, or practicing flips—always with safety in mind.

The trampoline turned my gentle jump into an accidental karate kick at the sky.

Mom said, “No wild moves on the trampoline,” so I did extremely calm flips instead.

I sneezed while jumping on the trampoline and almost launched my soul into orbit.

The trampoline turned my little hop into a rocket launch, but without the astronaut training.

Grandpa said he was too old for the trampoline, then did one jump and started laughing like a ten-year-old.

At the park, a boy sees a trampoline. He runs and jumps on the trampoline. The trampoline bounces him high; he laughs. A girl on the same trampoline holds his hand so they do a small jump together. The trampoline makes them fly and land softly. They smile and say, "Again!"

This word is at the B1 level, which means it’s important for understanding and discussing familiar topics like work, school, or leisure. Words at this level help you express your thoughts, opinions, and experiences with more detail.

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