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balloon in Dutch

balloon in Dutch is ballon, luchtballon — balloon means a flexible bag that inflates with air or gas, used as a toy, decoration, or for flight.

balloon in Dutch

ballon
noun
luchtballon
noun
Such an object designed to transport people or equipment through the air.
ballon
noun
Such an object designed to transport people or equipment through the air.

What does "balloon" mean?

  1. noun A flexible bag that inflates with air or gas, used as a toy, decoration, or for flight.
    "She let the balloon go and watched it drift into the clouds."
  2. noun The rounded outline enclosing a character's speech in a comic strip.
    "The artist squeezed the joke into a tiny speech balloon."
  3. verb To swell or increase rapidly in size or amount.
    "Her debts ballooned after she lost her job."
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balloon in a sentence

  • She let the balloon go and watched it drift into the clouds.
  • They filled the room with red and gold balloons for the party.
  • The artist squeezed the joke into a tiny speech balloon.
  • Her debts ballooned after she lost her job.

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What is "balloon" in Dutch?

"balloon" in Dutch is ballon, luchtballon. balloon means: A flexible bag that inflates with air or gas, used as a toy, decoration, or for flight.

How do you use "balloon" in a sentence?

Example: "She let the balloon go and watched it drift into the clouds." In Dutch, "balloon" is ballon, luchtballon.

Are there other ways to say "balloon" in Dutch?

Yes — Dutch has 2 translations listed for "balloon": ballon, luchtballon.

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