swollen

• Descreve uma parte do corpo que ficou maior ou inchada devido a lesão, infecção ou acúmulo de líquido.

Describes a part of the body that has become larger or puffy due to injury, infection, or fluid accumulation.

1. Enlarged due to fluidB1formal

   Increased in size, often due to injury, infection, or fluid accumulation.

   Inchado

   • Her ankle was swollen after the fall.
   • The bee sting made his finger swollen and red.
   • The doctor examined the swollen lymph nodes.

   Sinônimosdropsicaledematousengorgedinflamedlumpypuffytumidturgid

   Antônimosdeflatedshriveledshrunkenwithered

2. Expanded or bulgingB1formal

   Increased in volume or size, often due to pressure or absorption of liquid.

   Inchado

   • The river was swollen after the heavy rains.
   • The wooden door was swollen from the humidity.
   • His eyes were swollen from crying all night.

   Sinônimosbulgingengorgedenlargedprotuberantpuffedtumidturgid

   Antônimoscompresseddeflatedflatshriveledshrunken

• Verbo que indica aumento de tamanho, volume ou intensidade, ou o ato de encher-se de emoção.

A verb used to indicate the act of increasing in size, volume, or extent, or becoming filled with emotion.

verbo irregular

1. Increase in sizeB1formal

   To become larger or rounder, often due to pressure or absorption of liquid.

   Aumentar de tamanho

   • The river swelled after heavy rain.
   • Her ankle swelled up after the injury.
   • The bread dough swelled as it rose.

   Sinônimosballoonbloatbulgedistendenlargeexpandinflatepuff up

   Antônimoscompresscontractdecreasedeflatediminishshrink

2. B1formal

   To grow or increase in amount, volume, or intensity.

   Aumentar

   • The crowd swelled to thousands by evening.
   • Pride swelled in his chest after the victory.
   • The music swelled to a crescendo.

   Sinônimosballoonenlargeescalateexpandgrowincreaseinflatemultiplyrisesurge

   Antônimoscontractdeclinedecreasediminishreduceshrinksubside

Variantes phrasalswell up