bloat in Portuguese
bloat in Portuguese is inchar, encher — bloat means to swell up, especially with gas or fluid.
bloat in Portuguese
inchar
To cause to become distended.
encher
To fill soft substance with gas, water, etc.; to cause to swell.
What does "bloat" mean?
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verb To swell up, especially with gas or fluid.
"Eating too fast can make your stomach bloat."
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verb To fill something with unnecessary bulk or excess.
"Years of extra features had bloated the software."
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noun A swollen, uncomfortable feeling in the stomach, or unnecessary excess in something.
"She felt bloat after the big meal."
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bloat in a sentence
- Eating too fast can make your stomach bloat.
- Years of extra features had bloated the software.
- She felt bloat after the big meal.
- The report was full of bureaucratic bloat.
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What is "bloat" in Portuguese?
"bloat" in Portuguese is inchar, encher. bloat means: To swell up, especially with gas or fluid.
How do you use "bloat" in a sentence?
Example: "Eating too fast can make your stomach bloat." In Portuguese, "bloat" is inchar, encher.
Are there other ways to say "bloat" in Portuguese?
Yes — Portuguese has 2 translations listed for "bloat": inchar, encher.
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