swollen in Portuguese
swollen in Portuguese is inchado — swollen means enlarged or puffed up beyond the normal size, usually from injury, illness, or fluid buildup.
swollen in Portuguese
inchado
protuberant or abnormally distended (as by injury or disease).
What does "swollen" mean?
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adj Enlarged or puffed up beyond the normal size, usually from injury, illness, or fluid buildup.
"His ankle was too swollen to fit into his shoe."
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swollen in a sentence
- His ankle was too swollen to fit into his shoe.
- She woke up with swollen, tired eyes.
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What is "swollen" in Portuguese?
"swollen" in Portuguese is inchado. swollen means: Enlarged or puffed up beyond the normal size, usually from injury, illness, or fluid buildup.
How do you use "swollen" in a sentence?
Example: "His ankle was too swollen to fit into his shoe." In Portuguese, "swollen" is inchado.
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