Definition of ballon in English:

ballon

noun ˈbalɒ̃bəˈlôn

mass noun

1(in dancing) the ability to appear effortlessly suspended while performing movements during a jump.
（舞蹈跳跃）腾空，滞空
Example sentencesExamples
- He is credited with introducing greater use of ballon (as per his Bournonville training), precision batterie, and a variety of virtuoso pirouettes.
- It's all huge ballon, and the beautiful muscularity that entails.
- I had great ballon and strength and long line, because in gymnastics it's all about form and perfection - reaching and stretching as far as you can.
- His solos had elan and ballon, though not particularly dazzling, but his acting was entirely credible.
- Wallenberg's jumping and leaping demonstrated ballon and enthusiasm in the execution of the role.
2
variant spelling of balloon (sense 4 of the noun)

Origin

French, from Italian ballone, from balla 'ball'.

Definition of ballon in US English:

ballon

nounbəˈlôn

1(in dancing) the ability to appear effortlessly suspended while performing movements during a jump.
（舞蹈跳跃）腾空，滞空
Example sentencesExamples
- His solos had elan and ballon, though not particularly dazzling, but his acting was entirely credible.
- It's all huge ballon, and the beautiful muscularity that entails.
- Wallenberg's jumping and leaping demonstrated ballon and enthusiasm in the execution of the role.
- I had great ballon and strength and long line, because in gymnastics it's all about form and perfection - reaching and stretching as far as you can.
- He is credited with introducing greater use of ballon (as per his Bournonville training), precision batterie, and a variety of virtuoso pirouettes.
2
variant spelling of balloon (sense 4 of the noun)

Origin

French, from Italian ballone, from balla ‘ball’.

单词	ballon
释义	Definition of ballon in English: ballon noun ˈbalɒ̃bəˈlôn mass noun 1(in dancing) the ability to appear effortlessly suspended while performing movements during a jump. （舞蹈跳跃）腾空，滞空 Example sentencesExamples He is credited with introducing greater use of ballon (as per his Bournonville training), precision batterie, and a variety of virtuoso pirouettes. It's all huge ballon, and the beautiful muscularity that entails. I had great ballon and strength and long line, because in gymnastics it's all about form and perfection - reaching and stretching as far as you can. His solos had elan and ballon, though not particularly dazzling, but his acting was entirely credible. Wallenberg's jumping and leaping demonstrated ballon and enthusiasm in the execution of the role. 2 variant spelling of balloon (sense 4 of the noun) Origin French, from Italian ballone, from balla 'ball'. Definition of ballon in US English: ballon nounbəˈlôn 1(in dancing) the ability to appear effortlessly suspended while performing movements during a jump. （舞蹈跳跃）腾空，滞空 Example sentencesExamples His solos had elan and ballon, though not particularly dazzling, but his acting was entirely credible. It's all huge ballon, and the beautiful muscularity that entails. Wallenberg's jumping and leaping demonstrated ballon and enthusiasm in the execution of the role. I had great ballon and strength and long line, because in gymnastics it's all about form and perfection - reaching and stretching as far as you can. He is credited with introducing greater use of ballon (as per his Bournonville training), precision batterie, and a variety of virtuoso pirouettes. 2 variant spelling of balloon (sense 4 of the noun) Origin French, from Italian ballone, from balla ‘ball’.
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