CNN News:氣球迷宮！史無(wú)前例~

We might have visited a corn maze last month. It`s kind of a fall tradition in many parts of the U.S.

上個(gè)月我們參觀了玉米迷宮。這是美國(guó)很多地區(qū)秋天的一個(gè)傳統(tǒng)。

This expands on the idea -- it`s a balloon maze, almost 6,500 square feet of inflatable misdirection. More than 80,000 balloons, the builder say it took three days to inflate them and arrange them. And that this is the biggest maze of its kind. It`s part of an international balloon conference in Belgium.

這個(gè)想法得到了擴(kuò)展——氣球迷宮，6500平方英尺的氣球迷宮。這個(gè)迷宮有由8萬(wàn)多個(gè)氣球構(gòu)成，建造者稱(chēng)花費(fèi)了3天時(shí)間來(lái)充這些氣球，并將這些氣球排列好。這是迄今為止最大的氣球迷宮。這也在比利時(shí)召開(kāi)的國(guó)際氣球會(huì)議的一部分。

You really have to see it to know it`s not balloony. And even when you do, it looks like a stretch that someone would get such an inflated idea to float such an airy possibility and not be full of hot air.

你必須明白，這樣做不是荒謬。即使你這樣認(rèn)為，這個(gè)迷宮看起來(lái)就像有人將空想的想法變成現(xiàn)實(shí)，而不是吹牛哦!

Whenever anyone gets lost, though, you better hope they`re not on pins and needles. Their escape could sound a lot like pop music.

當(dāng)有些人走失時(shí)，你最好希望他們不要坐如針氈。這樣的話，他們的逃亡可能就會(huì)像一首流行音樂(lè)了。

CNN STUDENT NEWS hopes to see you Tuesday

歡迎您周二繼續(xù)收看CNN 學(xué)生新聞。