Noun:

গ্যাসভরা থলি,

gasbags's Usage Examples:

density of atmospheric air, because its main component is one or more gasbags, a lightweight skin containing a lifting gas (including heated air as well.

helium from the internal gasbags and storing it under pressure: conversely lift can be increased by re-inflating the gasbags using the stored gas.

This caused the gasbags to foul the framework, and the resulting chafing caused the gasbags to be holed in many places.

the gasbags: there was no trunking to carry vented hydrogen to the top of the craft and waste gas simply diffused upwards in the space between gasbags and.

structural framework usually covered in doped fabric containing a number of gasbags or cells containing a lifting gas.

remained suspended until the gasbags were inflated with hydrogen.

By mid-1929 the ship's structure was nearly complete and its gasbags were inflated.

followed that of LZ 3, but with increased diameter and length and having 17 gasbags.

leap out of the forward engine car, causing the explosion of some of the gasbags.

1921, revealing that the original gasbags had deteriorated too much for this to be possible.

Although new gasbags could have soon been supplied by the.

there were delays in obtaining flax from Ireland to make nets for the gasbags following the Easter Rising, and the ship was not completed until 28 June.

On 24 September LZ 76 (L 33), its gasbags holed by antiaircraft fire, came down at Little Wigborough.

transverse rings and longitudinal girders containing a number of individual gasbags.

Synonyms:

bore; windbag; dullard;

Antonyms:

interest;