Balloon ( noun , verb )

(As a noun)

Balloon ( noun )

1. A small bag made of rubber or other light material, filled with hot air or gas so that it can rise in the atmosphere.
2. A large inflated bag or sphere, typically made of brightly colored rubber or plastic and filled with air or gas, used as a decoration or children's toy.

Origin:

From the french word "ballon" meaning "large ball".

Examples:

1. The hot air balloon rose into the sky.
2. He bought her a bouquet of balloons.
3. Children were playing with colorful balloons in the park.
4. The balloon was filled with helium gas.
5. A balloon is a small bag made of rubber or other light material, filled with hot air or gas so that it can rise in the atmosphere.

(As a verb)

Balloon ( verb )

1. A small bag made of rubber or other light material, filled with hot air or gas so that it can rise in the atmosphere.
2. A large inflated bag or sphere, typically made of brightly colored rubber or plastic and filled with air or gas, used as a decoration or children's toy.

Origin:

From the french word "ballon" meaning "large ball".

Examples:

1. The hot air balloon rose into the sky.
2. He bought her a bouquet of balloons.
3. Children were playing with colorful balloons in the park.
4. The balloon was filled with helium gas.
5. A balloon is a small bag made of rubber or other light material, filled with hot air or gas so that it can rise in the atmosphere.