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Definition of balloon-like in English: balloon-likeadjective Having a bulbous, rounded shape, tapering at one end. millions of microscopic balloon-like sacs called alveoli Example sentencesExamples - Though Griffin's characters are soft-looking and balloon-like, there is nothing cute about them.
- Modern birds have a series of balloon-like air sacs in their bodies that reduce their weight and aid respiration.
- In the photo A below, they are the two gigantic balloon-like structures protruding to the left.
- Adult males are mainly black, with a red-coloured throat pouch which is inflated, balloon-like, during courtship.
- It was an old-fashioned thing, with a wide, awkward-looking seat and big, balloon-like tires.
- The chest radiograph showed a balloon-like enlargement of the heart similar to the previous one made 20 years earlier.
- These protein and lipid molecules are then transported inside lysosomes (minute, balloon-like sacs) within the cell.
- I stood on the dock and watched the sailboats flying spinnakers - those large, colorful, balloon-like sails - and thought about my time here.
- The shiny, blue-black layer on each fruit body is comprised of thousands of balloon-like cells, each containing eight spores.
- The balloon-like buds may open into semi-double flowers having ten petals instead of the regulation five.
- On love-in-a-puff, one-inch pale green balloon-like seed pods pop between your fingers.
- The company developed a medical device, a balloon-like stent that expanded and contracted to prevent debris from blocking small arteries during heart surgery.
- The waiter brings the wine, which is poured into massive balloon-like glasses, which is just as well as the wine is then taken to the waiter's station and brought back for top-ups a touch too infrequently.
- Lesquerella fendleri, commonly known as bladderpod or popweed because of its balloon-like seed pods, is a strong potential candidate to replace castor plants as a source of hydroxy fatty acids.
Synonyms circular, disc-shaped, disc-like Definition of balloon-like in US English: balloon-likeadjective Having a bulbous, rounded shape, tapering at one end. millions of microscopic balloon-like sacs called alveoli Example sentencesExamples - Though Griffin's characters are soft-looking and balloon-like, there is nothing cute about them.
- It was an old-fashioned thing, with a wide, awkward-looking seat and big, balloon-like tires.
- The waiter brings the wine, which is poured into massive balloon-like glasses, which is just as well as the wine is then taken to the waiter's station and brought back for top-ups a touch too infrequently.
- The company developed a medical device, a balloon-like stent that expanded and contracted to prevent debris from blocking small arteries during heart surgery.
- The chest radiograph showed a balloon-like enlargement of the heart similar to the previous one made 20 years earlier.
- The shiny, blue-black layer on each fruit body is comprised of thousands of balloon-like cells, each containing eight spores.
- I stood on the dock and watched the sailboats flying spinnakers - those large, colorful, balloon-like sails - and thought about my time here.
- These protein and lipid molecules are then transported inside lysosomes (minute, balloon-like sacs) within the cell.
- Lesquerella fendleri, commonly known as bladderpod or popweed because of its balloon-like seed pods, is a strong potential candidate to replace castor plants as a source of hydroxy fatty acids.
- In the photo A below, they are the two gigantic balloon-like structures protruding to the left.
- On love-in-a-puff, one-inch pale green balloon-like seed pods pop between your fingers.
- Modern birds have a series of balloon-like air sacs in their bodies that reduce their weight and aid respiration.
- The balloon-like buds may open into semi-double flowers having ten petals instead of the regulation five.
- Adult males are mainly black, with a red-coloured throat pouch which is inflated, balloon-like, during courtship.
Synonyms circular, disc-shaped, disc-like |