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intumescence

/ˌɪn.tjuːˈmes.əns/

Traducción: Sustantivo que designa el proceso de hincharse o el estado de estar hinchado, a menudo causado por acumulación de líquido o por expansión debida al calor.

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/ˌɪn.tjuːˈmes.əns/C2formal
  • esSustantivo que designa el proceso de hincharse o el estado de estar hinchado, a menudo causado por acumulación de líquido o por expansión debida al calor.

A noun referring to the process of swelling or the state of being swollen, often due to fluid accumulation or heat-induced expansion.

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  1. Swelling of body tissueC2formalmedical

    A swelling or enlargement of a body part, often due to an accumulation of fluid or blood.

    esHinchazón de tejido corporal

    • The doctor noted an intumescence on the patient's leg.
    • Intumescence can be a sign of inflammation or infection.
    • The injury caused a painful intumescence around the joint.

    Sinónimosbumpedemalumpprotuberancepuffinessswellingtumefactiontumescence

  2. Expansion upon heatingC2formalscientific

    The property of certain materials to swell or increase in volume when exposed to heat, often accompanied by the release of water or gas.

    esIntumescencia

    • The intumescence of the fireproof coating protects the steel structure.
    • Intumescence is a key characteristic of some flame retardants.
    • The material's intumescence was tested under high temperatures.

    Sinónimosbulgingdistensionexpansionpuffingswellingtumescence

Formas
  • intumescences plural form
  • intumescences' possessive plural form
  • intumescence's possessive singular form
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