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balloon

noun (balloon, balloons); verb (balloon — to swell up fast)

«balloon» in the English dictionary: everyday — its meanings, how the lessons use it, and examples, each with its tree on Mova.

Everyday

  1. A balloon is a thin rubber bag that you fill with air or gas; it floats if filled with helium. tree →
  2. A hot-air balloon is a very big balloon with a basket that can carry people through the sky. tree →
  3. To balloon is to grow bigger very fast. tree →

In the lessons

a counted thing in problems; at parties and celebrations; in science balloons show air takes up space, and a rubbed balloon sticks to a wall (static electricity); in safety, burst balloons can choke small children

Examples

  • There are 4 bags. Each bag has 7 balloons. How many balloons are there? tree →
  • Sam had 12 balloons and 5 popped. tree →
  • Mia has 6 red balloons and 3 blue balloons. tree →
  • We blew up balloons for Dad's party. tree →
  • The balloon floated up into the sky. tree →
  • Rub a balloon on your hair and it sticks to the wall. tree →
  • A hot-air balloon drifted over the fields. tree →
  • Pop! The balloon burst when it hit the rose bush. tree →
  • “Well, really,” exclaimed a small Fire-balloon, “why not? tree →

Note

The thing being counted; no clue for the operation. Trap: balloons that pop or fly away are gone: subtract them. Spelling: double l and double o: balloon. Keep burst balloons away from babies.

On Mova

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