inflatable
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definition
noun
three sailors manned the inflatable
a plastic or rubber object that must be filled with air before use.
adjective
an inflatable mattress
capable of being filled with air.
example
The company's 'inflatable' tube is part of the first airbag system that also provides protection in roll-over accidents.
Nobody has done much with 'inflatable' buildings for years; now, suddenly, the technology has taken a leap forward.
He said some passengers used 'inflatable' slides to get out of the plane in the blowing snow, while others got out on stairs at the rear of the plane.
This is not an issue, as we can take the 'inflatable' mattress.
What on earth would you do with a 60 ft 'inflatable' Father Christmas?
After remembering 'inflatable' tubes on roofs, I thought of another story about things on roofs.
When someone says 'inflatable' hospital, images of a jumping castle filled with doctors spring to mind.
This too will be the venue for the Festival Regatta when 'inflatable' dinghies will race from Barrow Bridge to Spa Bridge.
the 'inflatable' was brought ashore
It's a big, 'inflatable' environment which travels around festivals in Europe.
You can also clamber into a tank, helicopter or 'inflatable' boat.
For 18 months they lived with mattresses on the bedroom floors, a telly, 'inflatable' armchairs and their games consoles.
Swing boats, carousels, 'inflatable' sumo wrestlers and rodeo-style bucking broncos are among a host of rides booked.
The service has also taken delivery of four decontamination units, which resemble 'inflatable' showers.
Pirates in two 25 ft rigid 'inflatable' boats approached the liner and started shooting as they tried to get on board.
Special synthetic fabrics were used to recreated snow and competitors landed on 'inflatable' mattresses.
To prevent future problems, says the report, four 'inflatable' boats are being purchased at a cost of £2,400.
As well as the usual horse and dog shows, there were activities for children including bouncy castles, rodeo rides and 'inflatable' slides.
The pair were pulled free by firefighters standing on 'inflatable' pathways following a 75-minute ordeal.
Gosh, there's even a humungous, 'inflatable' snowman standing on the thoroughfare of a local shopping centre.
Some lucky student even walked away with 'inflatable' furniture, an essential in any student flat.
'inflatable' raft
So I sat and flew my tiny little kite for a while and watched the much bigger 'inflatables' and other kites fill the sky above.
In Skegness and Mablethorpe in Lincolnshire, for example, the number of launches fell this summer, probably following a local campaign about the dangers of 'inflatables' , he added
He said 'inflatables' , dinghies and other tourist craft had been the main reason for calls, although the lifeboat had also helped with a few boats who suffered engine trouble.
One of the big dangers here is when there is an offshore wind and people on 'inflatables' could easily be carried quickly far away from the shore.
And, there are a large variety of such 'inflatables' , including owl, ferocious looking tiger, jumpy kangaroos, and other members of their kingdom.
For the first time 'inflatables' were included in the colourful procession with one band parading a 20 ft blow-up star!
‘You know you aren't supposed to take 'inflatables' on the pond,’ she says, looking inconvenienced.
His ocean survival unit holds 12 people and has a curved underwater fibreglass section that should stop high waves and wind upending the craft, unlike traditional flat-bottomed 'inflatables' .
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