swelling in Portuguese
swelling in Portuguese is inchaço, inchação — swelling means an area of the body that has become puffy or enlarged, usually from injury or illness.
swelling in Portuguese
inchaço
The state of being swollen.
inchação
The state of being swollen.
inchaço
Anything swollen, especially any abnormally swollen part of the body.
What does "swelling" mean?
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noun An area of the body that has become puffy or enlarged, usually from injury or illness.
"Ice helps reduce swelling after a sprain."
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swelling in a sentence
- Ice helps reduce swelling after a sprain.
- The swelling around his eye made it hard to see.
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What is "swelling" in Portuguese?
"swelling" in Portuguese is inchaço, inchação. swelling means: An area of the body that has become puffy or enlarged, usually from injury or illness.
How do you use "swelling" in a sentence?
Example: "Ice helps reduce swelling after a sprain." In Portuguese, "swelling" is inchaço, inchação.
Are there other ways to say "swelling" in Portuguese?
Yes — Portuguese has 2 translations listed for "swelling": inchaço, inchação.
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