0 If a ball or bullet ricochets, it hits a surface and moves away from it at an angle. -- （球或子彈擊中物體表面後）跳飛，彈回，反彈
The ball ricocheted off the goalkeeper and into the net. 球打在守門員身上彈進了網。
The verbs on which a single consonant was preferred were benefited, biased, bused, chorused, focused, reneged, ricocheted.
Places, emotions, musical sounds and rhythms, generations, individuals, groups, chapters, and different voices of the book are represented as ' echoing' or ' ricocheting' off each other in multiple ways.
The mind follows as in a ricochet.
The pellet had punctured his lung, destroyed his gall bladder and ricocheted through his liver, ending up just a millimetre away from the main artery.
This has involved ricochets from street furniture, kerbs, door frames and riot debris as well as inside buildings.
They, therefore, report that the property is thus subject to damage from ricochets which it is quite impossible to control.
In this case, a ricochet occurred, and there was an abnormal variation in direction as a result.
Experiments are being carried out with a view to lessening the possibilities of ricochets.
