swollen 的 2 个定义
- a past participle of swell.
- enlarged by or as by swelling; puffed up; tumid.
- turgid or bombastic.
swollen 近义词
enlarged
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- For a certain kind of questing hiker–and a state government tired of rescuing them when they came unprepared or the swollen Teklanika River trapped them–it was the end of an era.
- The fatigue the long journey caused has of course diminished and my eyes no longer look so swollen and red from the insomnia that I suffered.
- He was born with a rare bone disease that makes his hands stiff and swollen, locks his major joints in a bent position and erodes his bone density over time.
- The toes become red or purple, itchy and swollen, symptoms that can last for weeks, experts say.
- Six days later, swollen rivers flowing south from Wisconsin crested at record heights.
- Later, I took a photo of my eye with my cellphone, the skin around it still swollen, the whites streaked with popped red veins.
- So the discs get all floppy, swollen, pop out left, pop out right.
- Even reference seems to float free: Are those ten appendages swollen fingers, or dreadlocks, or sea cucumbers?
- But the attitude of doctors was that if the lymph glands were swollen it was a good sign of a body fighting infection.
- According to Robertson—not a registered dietician—low carb diets “build up clinkers” and “you get swollen joints, you get gout.”
- A huge piece of black court plaister hid the wound on his swollen lip, a cup of tisane stood upon the table.
- He had nearly bitten his swollen tongue in two falling over an unseen peat-cutting, and blood-flecked foam gathered on his lips.
- But her bare and swollen feet caused her such pain that she fell on her knees, sobbing most pitifully.
- He crossed the Tyne at Haltwhistle fords, losing many men in the swollen river.
- To-day the frost is so intense that the noses of the Muscovites risk becoming swollen and frost-bitten.