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Перевод: ballooning

баллонирующий

Тезаурус:

1. Baz Something dangled absurdly, in the ballooning pants, curly-toed slippers, tiny waistcoat and bulbous turban of an Arabian Nights eunuch.
2. The experiment will investigate the danger of the cladding round the fuel rods "ballooning" and blocking the flow of cooling water.
3. Ron Anthony, the NII's chief inspector made it clear last week that delays over settling the safety case were largely the fault of the CEGB, it was 10 months late with its PCSR and is still filling in gaps in key areas, like the integrity of steam generator tubes and the issue of fuel-clad ballooning.
4. Alternatively, try wild-water rafting or surfing; and for stunning views, hot air ballooning.
5. Its A-minus rating has been put on probation, out of fear of ballooning deficits; it might indeed have met sterner treatment had 1989 not been a mayoral election year.
6. There are two approaches to ballooning.
7. A person who is scared of ballooning will nearly always fly the aircraft onto the ground instead of making well held-off landings.
8. She wore her hair squeezed up into a ballooning Afro by the same red bandana that she had worn down on the dock the first time Trent had seen her.
9. In recent weeks there has been a war of claim and counter-claim between the board and the inspectorate about how far some of the key issues, such as fuel clad ballooning, the integrity of the steam generator and the reactor's protection, have been resolved.
10. Having indirectly made Mrs Thatcher pay with her political life for refusing to sign up to their timetable of achieving EMU by 1992, they are now blowing cold on the issue, as they are faced with a ballooning budget deficit of their own, and no longer need French and Community political support for reunification.
11. It is now likely that a student will experience ballooning a number of times while learning and will have learned to avoid moving forwards on the stick automatically.
12. In essence, Labour is proposing the Swedish model in which the state controls the economy - rather than owning it - and taxes it ferociously to pay for a ballooning public sector.
13. Ballooning isn't cheap.