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Meanings of hot-air balloon in English

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Usage of hot-air balloon in English
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It was as though I was in a helicopter or a hot-air balloon.
The Guardian
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He is a prim suffragette foolish enough to ascend in a hot-air balloon.
The Irish Times
3
The first mini-boom in invasion fiction began when the French developed the hot-air balloon.
The new yorker
4
Try a hot-air balloon ride in the Barossa Valley or on the Gold Coast.
News.com.au
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His little stunt in the hot-air balloon had frightened Keith more than he'd realized.
Mistress of the game
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Nineteen tourists have been killed in Egypt, when their hot-air balloon exploded in mid-flight.
BBC
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BBC News producer Jonathan Aspinwall took a hot-air balloon flight above Luxor in January this year.
BBC
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That time the experimenters were Joseph and Étienne de Montgolfier, the inventors of the hot-air balloon.
Packing for mars: the curious science of life in the void
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The film showed a hot-air balloon in flight.
The new yorker
10
At dusk, a hot-air balloon, with a wicker basket that had three people in it, appeared.
The new yorker
11
She'd forgotten that she'd told Lucas about A when they'd gone up in the hot-air balloon together.
Unbelievable
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Mr Fossett is attempting to become the first person to circumnavigate the globe in a hot-air balloon.
The Irish Times
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Like a hot-air balloon that was not fully inflated because the burner had run out of fuel.
Dayworld Breakup
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Balloons made spherical, or designed after the regular aeronaut's hot-air balloon, are the best kind to make.
The Boy Mechanic, Volume 1: 700 Things for Boys to Do
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Left: View from a hot-air balloon Saturday shows Center Camp, the busy hub of Black Rock City.
Wired
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Firefighters who rescued three people suspended from power lines when a hot-air balloon crashed are to be honoured.
BBC
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