0 a horizontal framework across which a piece of canvas etc is stretched, attached by springs, for gymnasts etc to jump on -- trampolin
Children love jumping on trampolines.
Sometimes he ' broke the rules ' of the training curriculum to challenge an older person to remain active, as with tolerating jumping on the trampoline.
She was jumping on a trampoline with the help of a learning assistant, who was holding her hand.
Children use the front seat of a car as a trampoline, gymnasium or climbing frame.
If so, all of us can help to trampoline those children out of a life of rather deep poverty.
I shall resist the temptation to dance on that trampoline.
Producers and sellers of items as interesting and as comparatively minor as trampolines suffer great problems once there is strict liability.
It is a trampoline from which the whole project will escalate as a means of excellent supersonic communication.
By allowing her to keep all this money, we are making a contribution to trampolining her and her children out of poverty, we hope for life.
