bounce into
Arrive with enthusiasm
To bounce into somewhere is to enter with lively, energetic movement: She bounced into the room with a huge smile.
The phrase suggests enthusiasm or cheerfulness.
To bounce into someone is to encounter them unexpectedly: I bounced into an old colleague at the coffee shop.
- hopSmall, quick jump
- leapSudden springing movement
- plungeSudden steep descent
- ricochetAngled deflection off surface
- jumpPropel oneself airborne
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