GB-213  silently) The user wants to translate "inflatable bouncer" into French. This is a common item, usually referring to a bouncy castle or similar play structure. Possible translations: - château gonflable (most common for bouncy castle) - structure gonflable (more general, could include slides, obstacles, etc.) - jeu gonflable (general term for an inflatable game) - videur gonflable (literal but incorrect, refers to a bouncer/doorman) Given "inflatable bouncer," the most direct and common translation for the play item is "château gonflable." If it refers to a smaller, personal item for a baby, "sauteur gonflable" could be an option, but "bouncer" typically implies the larger play structure. Without further context, "château gonflable" is the safest and most probable translation. Let's consider the nuance. "Bouncer" alone can mean a doorman or a baby bouncer chair. "Inflatable bouncer" strongly points to the play equipment. "Château gonflable" is the standard term. "Structure gonflable" is also correct and perhaps slightly broader. I'll go with "château gonflable" as it's the most common and specific for what "inflatable bouncer" usually refers to in the context of play equipment. château gonflable

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