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Перевод: balloon

[существительное]
воздушный шар; аэростат ; неуправляемый аэростат; баллон ; кружок ;
[глагол]
раздуваться; надувать; подниматься на воздушном шаре

Тезаурус:

1. Those "in" the balloon - the infamous, the famous and the worthy - had to make the case for not being treated as ballast.
2. like a red balloon Fly me to the moon Till all the
3. Now his company, Weather Communications, has extended its nationwide service to other aviators, since much of the information is relevant whether you are flying a hot-air balloon, a glider or a plane.
4. When asked what use it was, Franklin gave the same reply as when he saw the first balloon ascent in 1783"
5. Recommended as best of the classy kids' shows: The Red Balloon, Albert Lamorisse's Fifties French fable of a small boy and his big red friend, adapted and stylishly staged by Anthony Clark at Contact Theatre in Manchester for primary school age.
6. A fantastic flight in the Champagne Mercier hotair balloon.
7. The organisers are planning a "model hot air balloon competition" and are asking entrants to get their entries sponsored to raise money for the development of water supplies in Third World villages.
8. They can arrange to mary you in a hot air balloon or on the beach, they can even invite along some monks to attend the proceedings.
9. Now there are organized trips to Antarctica for the experience and the wildlife; to the remotest of Pacific islands sailing in a tall ship; to cross Africa by flying-boat or hot-air balloon, or to travel through the Arabian Desert by camel in the steps of Lawrence of Arabia.
10. Using a large electric balloon whisk or hand-held electric whisk cream the butter and sugar together until really light and fluffy.
11. What it did for David was have the same mushrooming effect, creating this balloon image of star power - all that staying at The Plaza and The Beverley Hills Hotel did.
12. The balloon, twice the height of Nelson's Column and the width of the Albert Hall in London, is the largest yet built.
13. The jacket was very fitted and single-breasted, cutting in sharp at the waist - which made the trousers balloon right out.