Definition of ballooning in English:

ballooning

noun bəˈluːnɪŋbəˈlunɪŋ

mass noun

The sport or pastime of flying in a balloon.
he took up ballooning in 1907
as modifier a ballooning accident
Example sentencesExamples
- There are opportunities for all manner of outdoor activities: riding, canoeing, ballooning, and even diving.
- Mr Noble, who attended Burnley Grammar School, took up ballooning in 1974.
- I don't know what I would do after going up Everest, I certainly wouldn't want to take up ballooning.
- When my ballooning trips were going horribly wrong, I got pretty nervous.
- Winds are key to ballooning - the skilled pilot uses different wind speeds at different altitudes to move in the desired direction.
- He gave a trophy for long-distance hot-air ballooning in 1906 that started the modern sport (the international Gordon Bennett balloon race still continues).
- North Carolina was a launching ground for real and imaginary ballooning adventures as early as 1789.
- But if the idea of white water rafting, paint balling, or hot air ballooning appeals to you, then perhaps you should take a look.
- Evans provides an admirable overview of early ballooning and of the first US and Confederate air forces.
- A test drive in a Ferrari or hot-air ballooning are among the suggestions.
- Apparently some basic rule of physics about hot air rising has the consequence that the best time to go ballooning is a winter morning, when it's really cold.
- In this high-tech age ballooning is satisfyingly old-fashioned, though it has come a long way since the first balloon attempts of the 18th century.
- What most appeals to Bob about ballooning is the sense of perspective it offers.
- Asked what the ideal weather conditions for ballooning are, Gerry replied: ‘We need relatively calm weather and no rain.’
- I started off with five other colleagues I knew quite well - ballooning is a small tight-knit community.
- However, many developers and publishers are already getting headaches from the thoughts of ballooning development teams and costs.
- The only departure from this order occurs in an appendix on military ballooning during the eighteenth and nineteenth centuries.
- That's when I began to recognize what a thrilling, yet deeply calming, experience ballooning is.
- There are now companies dedicated to their organisation, offering activities from hot - air ballooning to health spas, paintballing to makeovers.
- If the battle of the sexes is over and these girls have won, it's time to take up long-distance ballooning.
Synonyms
thriving, prosperous, prospering, booming, burgeoning, successful, strong, vigorous, buoyant

Derivatives

ballooner

noun

So the champagne was instead shared by the ballooners in a party after returning to the launch site.
Example sentencesExamples
- A small tribute - because of lack of material - to other ballooners in the rest of the world.
- My mood favorably changed, I vowed to hang up my career as a mad ballooner once and for all.
- Affectionately known as Repack, the road had been popular with local ballooners for years.
- As inspired ballooners we regularly participate in national and international balloon events.

balloonist

noun bəˈluːnɪstbəˈlunəst

A person who flies in a balloon.
the first balloonist to circumnavigate the world
Example sentencesExamples
- Lowe and his balloonists provided effective aerial reconnaissance during several major campaigns in 1862 and 1863.
- Our balloonist Gaston fires the burner again, reheating the air to regain our lost altitude.
- This latest adventure gives Fossett yet another aviation record, adding to the many he holds as a balloonist, pilot and sailor.

Definition of ballooning in US English:

ballooning

nounbəˈlunɪŋbəˈlo͞oniNG

The sport or pastime of flying in a balloon.
he took up ballooning in 1907
as modifier a ballooning accident
Example sentencesExamples
- The only departure from this order occurs in an appendix on military ballooning during the eighteenth and nineteenth centuries.
- That's when I began to recognize what a thrilling, yet deeply calming, experience ballooning is.
- However, many developers and publishers are already getting headaches from the thoughts of ballooning development teams and costs.
- He gave a trophy for long-distance hot-air ballooning in 1906 that started the modern sport (the international Gordon Bennett balloon race still continues).
- Mr Noble, who attended Burnley Grammar School, took up ballooning in 1974.
- But if the idea of white water rafting, paint balling, or hot air ballooning appeals to you, then perhaps you should take a look.
- If the battle of the sexes is over and these girls have won, it's time to take up long-distance ballooning.
- Winds are key to ballooning - the skilled pilot uses different wind speeds at different altitudes to move in the desired direction.
- North Carolina was a launching ground for real and imaginary ballooning adventures as early as 1789.
- I started off with five other colleagues I knew quite well - ballooning is a small tight-knit community.
- Asked what the ideal weather conditions for ballooning are, Gerry replied: ‘We need relatively calm weather and no rain.’
- Apparently some basic rule of physics about hot air rising has the consequence that the best time to go ballooning is a winter morning, when it's really cold.
- In this high-tech age ballooning is satisfyingly old-fashioned, though it has come a long way since the first balloon attempts of the 18th century.
- Evans provides an admirable overview of early ballooning and of the first US and Confederate air forces.
- A test drive in a Ferrari or hot-air ballooning are among the suggestions.
- There are now companies dedicated to their organisation, offering activities from hot - air ballooning to health spas, paintballing to makeovers.
- There are opportunities for all manner of outdoor activities: riding, canoeing, ballooning, and even diving.
- I don't know what I would do after going up Everest, I certainly wouldn't want to take up ballooning.
- When my ballooning trips were going horribly wrong, I got pretty nervous.
- What most appeals to Bob about ballooning is the sense of perspective it offers.
Synonyms
thriving, prosperous, prospering, booming, burgeoning, successful, strong, vigorous, buoyant

单词	ballooning
释义	Definition of ballooning in English: ballooning noun bəˈluːnɪŋbəˈlunɪŋ mass noun The sport or pastime of flying in a balloon. he took up ballooning in 1907 as modifier a ballooning accident Example sentencesExamples There are opportunities for all manner of outdoor activities: riding, canoeing, ballooning, and even diving. Mr Noble, who attended Burnley Grammar School, took up ballooning in 1974. I don't know what I would do after going up Everest, I certainly wouldn't want to take up ballooning. When my ballooning trips were going horribly wrong, I got pretty nervous. Winds are key to ballooning - the skilled pilot uses different wind speeds at different altitudes to move in the desired direction. He gave a trophy for long-distance hot-air ballooning in 1906 that started the modern sport (the international Gordon Bennett balloon race still continues). North Carolina was a launching ground for real and imaginary ballooning adventures as early as 1789. But if the idea of white water rafting, paint balling, or hot air ballooning appeals to you, then perhaps you should take a look. Evans provides an admirable overview of early ballooning and of the first US and Confederate air forces. A test drive in a Ferrari or hot-air ballooning are among the suggestions. Apparently some basic rule of physics about hot air rising has the consequence that the best time to go ballooning is a winter morning, when it's really cold. In this high-tech age ballooning is satisfyingly old-fashioned, though it has come a long way since the first balloon attempts of the 18th century. What most appeals to Bob about ballooning is the sense of perspective it offers. Asked what the ideal weather conditions for ballooning are, Gerry replied: ‘We need relatively calm weather and no rain.’ I started off with five other colleagues I knew quite well - ballooning is a small tight-knit community. However, many developers and publishers are already getting headaches from the thoughts of ballooning development teams and costs. The only departure from this order occurs in an appendix on military ballooning during the eighteenth and nineteenth centuries. That's when I began to recognize what a thrilling, yet deeply calming, experience ballooning is. There are now companies dedicated to their organisation, offering activities from hot - air ballooning to health spas, paintballing to makeovers. If the battle of the sexes is over and these girls have won, it's time to take up long-distance ballooning. Synonyms thriving, prosperous, prospering, booming, burgeoning, successful, strong, vigorous, buoyant Derivatives ballooner noun So the champagne was instead shared by the ballooners in a party after returning to the launch site. Example sentencesExamples A small tribute - because of lack of material - to other ballooners in the rest of the world. My mood favorably changed, I vowed to hang up my career as a mad ballooner once and for all. Affectionately known as Repack, the road had been popular with local ballooners for years. As inspired ballooners we regularly participate in national and international balloon events. balloonist noun bəˈluːnɪstbəˈlunəst A person who flies in a balloon. the first balloonist to circumnavigate the world Example sentencesExamples Lowe and his balloonists provided effective aerial reconnaissance during several major campaigns in 1862 and 1863. Our balloonist Gaston fires the burner again, reheating the air to regain our lost altitude. This latest adventure gives Fossett yet another aviation record, adding to the many he holds as a balloonist, pilot and sailor. Definition of ballooning in US English: ballooning nounbəˈlunɪŋbəˈlo͞oniNG The sport or pastime of flying in a balloon. he took up ballooning in 1907 as modifier a ballooning accident Example sentencesExamples The only departure from this order occurs in an appendix on military ballooning during the eighteenth and nineteenth centuries. That's when I began to recognize what a thrilling, yet deeply calming, experience ballooning is. However, many developers and publishers are already getting headaches from the thoughts of ballooning development teams and costs. He gave a trophy for long-distance hot-air ballooning in 1906 that started the modern sport (the international Gordon Bennett balloon race still continues). Mr Noble, who attended Burnley Grammar School, took up ballooning in 1974. But if the idea of white water rafting, paint balling, or hot air ballooning appeals to you, then perhaps you should take a look. If the battle of the sexes is over and these girls have won, it's time to take up long-distance ballooning. Winds are key to ballooning - the skilled pilot uses different wind speeds at different altitudes to move in the desired direction. North Carolina was a launching ground for real and imaginary ballooning adventures as early as 1789. I started off with five other colleagues I knew quite well - ballooning is a small tight-knit community. Asked what the ideal weather conditions for ballooning are, Gerry replied: ‘We need relatively calm weather and no rain.’ Apparently some basic rule of physics about hot air rising has the consequence that the best time to go ballooning is a winter morning, when it's really cold. In this high-tech age ballooning is satisfyingly old-fashioned, though it has come a long way since the first balloon attempts of the 18th century. Evans provides an admirable overview of early ballooning and of the first US and Confederate air forces. A test drive in a Ferrari or hot-air ballooning are among the suggestions. There are now companies dedicated to their organisation, offering activities from hot - air ballooning to health spas, paintballing to makeovers. There are opportunities for all manner of outdoor activities: riding, canoeing, ballooning, and even diving. I don't know what I would do after going up Everest, I certainly wouldn't want to take up ballooning. When my ballooning trips were going horribly wrong, I got pretty nervous. What most appeals to Bob about ballooning is the sense of perspective it offers. Synonyms thriving, prosperous, prospering, booming, burgeoning, successful, strong, vigorous, buoyant
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