bungee
bungee 英 ['bʌndʒɪ] 美 ['bʌndʒi]
n. 蹦极；橡皮筋；松紧绳
名词复数:bungees
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- n. 蹦极；橡皮筋；松紧绳
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1. Sally said I should try bungee, but I had cold feet.
莎莉说我应该体验一下蹦极，但是我就是不敢。
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2. B: We jumped off a bridge and fell 500 feet before the bungee cord caught us.
我们从桥上跳下，到500英尺的时候，蹦极绳索便将我们套住。
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3. Researchers might find similar heart-rate synchronization in other high-arousal rituals like “bending rebar with your throat, walking on broken glass, bungee jumping,” he said.
研究人员在其他一些诸如吞钢筋，走碎玻璃，蹦极的高渲染力的项目中发现了类似的心率同步。
- bungee (n.) 1930, "elastic rope," probably an extended use of the identical word used in late 19c. British schoolboy slang for "rubber eraser;" this probably is more or less onomatopoeic, from notions of bouncy + spongy. First record of bungee jumping is from 1979.
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