balloon in Latin
balloon in Latin is balonus — balloon means a flexible bag that inflates with air or gas, used as a toy, decoration, or for flight.
balloon in Latin
balonus
Such an object as a child’s toy or party decoration.
What does "balloon" mean?
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noun A flexible bag that inflates with air or gas, used as a toy, decoration, or for flight.
"The child cried when her helium balloon floated away from the garden."
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noun The rounded outline enclosing a character's speech in a comic strip.
"In the last panel, a thought balloon showed what the dog was dreaming."
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verb To swell or increase rapidly in size or amount.
"If we ignore the problem now, the repair bill could balloon later."
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balloon in a sentence
- The child cried when her helium balloon floated away from the garden.
- She let the balloon go and watched it drift into the clouds.
- In the last panel, a thought balloon showed what the dog was dreaming.
- Each balloon in the comic had room for only a few words.
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What is "balloon" in Latin?
"balloon" in Latin is balonus. 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: "The child cried when her helium balloon floated away from the garden." In Latin, "balloon" is balonus.
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