Questions about example sentences with, and the definition and usage of "Swollen"

A: Enlarged, often filled up with fluid

A: It means inflated

A: inchado

A: It means enlarged, bigger than before. It is usually associated with pain or injury, but it can be used in a few other situations, too. Some examples:

My knee was swollen from falling on it. (Typical use)
The town's population had swollen after high-paying jobs began appearing there. (More figurative use)

A: Your cheek is swollen.
His swollen eyes kept crying.
Her face looks so swollen.
I practiced too hard that my feet are swollen.

A: Your toe looks swollen! Is it infected? -> natural, most common usage, with body parts

The river was swollen from all the melting ice. -> OK but a bit formal

Our workload has swollen because of all the new clients. -> also a bit formal

A: Here are some examples.

•After getting my wisdom teeth removed, my mouth was swollen.

•After people have plastic surgery, their face becomes swollen.

•My hand is swollen from what I did yesterday.

Hope this helped~

A: I just went to the dentist so my mouth is swollen.

The boy got in a fight, now his eye is swollen. (a swollen black eye)

He got punched in the eye, and it swelled up like a baseball.

A: thank you!! then when your eyes or face is larger than usual which is natural? my eyes/ face is swollen, or my eyes/ face is bloated?

A: Bloating is caused by gas in the abdomen. Body parts are swollen because of injury or inflammation.

A: По-моему, ни разницы нет. В данном контексте приставка не служит никакой целе. Это просто разговорная речь.

A: Here is how I say the word. I am from Georgia, I do not have a strong accent however.

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A: Is my (body part) swollen now?
Eg. "Is my foot swollen now?"