inflatable

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Etymology

inflate +‎ -able

Adjective

inflatable (comparative more inflatable, superlative most inflatable)

1. Able to be inflated or blown up.

Related terms

• inflatability
• inflation

Translations

able to be inflated

• Chinese:

  Mandarin: 充氣的 (cmn), 充气的 (cmn) (chōngqì de)

• Finnish: puhallettava (fi)
• French: gonflable (fr)
• German: aufblasbar (de)

• Portuguese: inflável (pt)
• Romanian: inflaționabil (ro) m and n (prices); umflabil (ro) m and n (pneumatically)
• Russian: надувной (ru) (naduvnój)
• Swedish: uppblåsbar (sv)

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• French: gonflable
• Norwegian Bokmål: oppblåsbar

Noun

inflatable (plural inflatables)

1. (nautical) A boat or dinghy that may be inflated when needed.
2. Any other structure, artwork etc. that is inflated.

Translations

boat that may be inflated

• Chinese:

  Mandarin: 充氣船 (cmn), 充气船 (cmn) (chōngqìchuán)

• Finnish: kumivene (fi)
• French: bateau pneumatique (fr) m, bateau gonflable (fr) m

• German: Schlauchboot (de) n
• Japanese: ゴムボート (ja) (gomubōto)
• Russian: надувная лодка (ru) (naduvnája lódka) f
• Swedish: uppblåsbar båt

See also

• expandable