to swell / swelling / swollen
Results for “肿”
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tumor
swelling / oedema / internal bruising
swelling / growth / tumor / lump
swelling / enlargement / hypertrophy
oncology
cyst (med.)
hematoma / swelling of soft tissue due to internal hemorrhage
pulmonary edema
(nonspecialist term for 水腫|水肿[]) to suffer from edema / swollen / bloated / puffy
obese / bloated / swollen (style) / (fig.) (of an organization) oversized or overstaffed
(medicine) to suffer from edema (dropsy)
a bloody nose and a swollen face / badly battered
inflamed / red and swollen
malignant tumor
to reduce swelling / detumescence / (fig.) to streamline (a bloated bureaucracy etc)
emphysema
abscess
lumpectomy
oncology
Internet slang for 怎麼|怎么[]
lit. to swell one's face up by slapping it to look imposing (idiom) / to seek to impress by feigning more than one's abilities
(medicine) edema / dropsy
goiter (enlargement of thyroid gland)
(pathology) granuloma
cerebral edema
brain tumor
Baker's cyst or popliteal cyst (medicine)
benign tumor
(medicine) chalazion
bruise
(medicine) stye / hordeolum
a black eye (idiom) / serious injury to the face / fig. a setback / a defeat
gumboil
(Internet slang) punning reference to 廣電總局|广电总局[], the National Radio and Television Administration (NRTA)
International Agency for Research on Cancer (IARC)