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The question about hot air balloons got me thinking What do you call their type of movement in English In German it is not fliegen flying but fahren shipping possibly driving What is it in What s the meaning of take off in this context She started ballet when she was young She took off Then progressively she started other types of dances Does it mean she took a break

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