bloat

• Substantivo que designa o estado de inchaço anormal do rúmen ou do trato intestinal de animais domésticos, geralmente causado pelo acúmulo de gases em excesso; também se usa, de forma figurada, para aumento excessivo de tamanho ou volume.

A noun referring to a condition of abnormal swelling in the rumen or intestinal tract of domestic animals, typically caused by an accumulation of excessive gas.

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1. Abdominal swelling in animalsC1formalmedical

   A condition in domestic animals, especially cattle, characterized by an abnormal accumulation of gas in the rumen or intestines, causing distension.

   Timpanismo em animais

   • The farmer treated the cow for bloat immediately.
   • Bloat can be fatal if not addressed quickly.
   • Preventative measures help reduce the risk of bloat in livestock.

   Sinônimostympanites

• Verbo usado para indicar o ato de inchar, dilatar ou aumentar de tamanho, frequentemente por pressão interna ou excesso; também pode significar encher-se de forma excessiva, como o corpo ou um arquivo de computador.

A verb used to indicate the act of swelling, expanding, or becoming larger, often due to internal pressure or excess.

1. Become swollen or puffed upB2formal

   To swell or become larger than normal, often due to fluid or gas accumulation.

   Inchar

   • His stomach began to bloat after eating too much.
   • The dead fish bloated in the sun.
   • The package bloated after being left in the rain.

   Sinônimosballoonbulgedistendexpandinflatepuff upswelltumefy

   Antônimoscontractdeflateshrink

2. Cause to swellB2formal

   To make something swell or become larger, often by filling it with air, liquid, or excess material.

   Inchar

   • The floodwaters bloated the wooden beams.
   • The chef bloated the dough by adding too much yeast.
   • The software update bloated the file size unnecessarily.

   Sinônimosballoonblow updistendexpandinflatepuff upswell

   Antônimoscompresscondensecontractdeflateshrink