balloon

名詞

UK/bəˈluːn/
US/bəˈluːn/

定義 balloon 名詞

  1. A2Countable(可數名詞)

    A small, thin rubber bag that is inflated with air or a light gas to become round, used for decoration, as a children's toy, or for other purposes like medical treatment or scientific research.

    氣球

    • We decorated the room with balloons and streamers, preparing for the celebration.

      我們用氣球和彩帶裝飾房間,準備慶祝活動。

    • Angioplasty is a medical procedure where a balloon is used to widen a narrowed or blocked artery.

      血管成形術是一種醫療程序,使用氣球來擴張狹窄或阻塞的動脈。

    • The birthday party room was filled with colorful balloons of all shapes and sizes.

      生日派對的房間裡充滿了各種形狀和顏色的氣球。

  2. Countable(可數名詞)

    A very large balloon filled with hot air or gas, capable of carrying people in a basket suspended beneath it.

    熱氣球

    • The first human flight in a hot air balloon took place in 1783.

      第一次人類搭乘熱氣球的飛行發生在1783年。

    • The hot air balloon ascended slowly at sunrise, offering a spectacular view.

      熱氣球在日出時緩緩上升,提供了壯觀的景色。

    • The hot air balloon drifted slowly and gracefully in the clear sky.

      熱氣球在晴朗的天空中緩緩而優雅地飄移。

  3. Countable(可數名詞)

    A round shape drawn next to a character's head in a cartoon, where the character's words or thoughts are written.

    漫畫中角色頭部旁邊的圓形圖案,用於書寫角色的對話或想法;對話框、對白泡泡。

    • The words appeared inside a cartoon-style speech balloon hovering above the figures.

      這些文字出現在人物上方懸浮的卡通風格對話泡泡中。

    • He produced many iconic images of American Pop Art, especially comic book panels complete with speech balloons.

      他創作了許多美國流行藝術的標誌性圖像,特別是帶有對話泡泡的漫畫書面板。

    • You can edit photos, for example by adding thought balloons to them.

      你可以編輯照片,例如為它們添加想法泡泡。

動詞

UK/bəˈluːn/
US/bəˈluːn/

定義 balloon 動詞

increase(增加)

  1. Intransitive(不及物動詞)

    To increase rapidly in size, weight, or importance.

    (在大小、重量或重要性上)迅速增加。

    • Medical costs are likely to balloon significantly as life spans increase.

      隨著壽命增加,醫療費用可能會大幅上升。

    • The rumours quickly ballooned into a full-blown scandal.

      謠言迅速膨脹成一個全面爆發的醜聞。

    • The company's sales figures ballooned rapidly after the launch of their new product.

      公司推出新產品後,銷售數字迅速飆升。

expand(膨脹)

  1. Intransitive(不及物動詞)

    To get bigger and rounder, usually by filling with air.

    像氣球一樣膨脹變大。

    • The silk of the parachute ballooned above me.

      降落傘的絲綢在我上方像氣球一樣膨脹。

    • The tent's roof ballooned out like a balloon as the wind blew.

      帳篷的屋頂在風吹時像氣球一樣膨脹。

    • The life raft ballooned rapidly when inflated.

      救生筏在充氣時迅速膨脹。

成語

  • the balloon goes up

    This idiom describes a situation that suddenly becomes very serious or unpleasant.

    形勢突變,情境嚴峻

    The situation turned chaotic after the scandal became public last Friday.

    上週五醜聞公開後,情況變得混亂。