"a swelling" Chinese-English Dictionary

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Chinese Pinyin Translation Actions
鼓包 gǔ bāo to bulge / to swell / a bulge / a swelling
Chinese Pinyin Translation Actions
肿胀 腫脹 zhǒng zhàng swelling / oedema / internal bruising syn
肿块 腫塊 zhǒng kuài swelling / growth / tumor / lump syn
疙瘩 gē da swelling or lump on skin / pimple / knot / lump / preoccupation / problem syn
血肿 血腫 xuè zhǒng hematoma / swelling of soft tissue due to internal hemorrhage
肿大 腫大 zhǒng dà swelling / enlargement / hypertrophy syn
消肿 消腫 xiāo zhǒng to reduce swelling / detumescence / (fig.) to streamline (a bloated bureaucracy etc) syn
发胀 發脹 fā zhàng to swell up / swelling syn
骇浪 駭浪 hài làng swelling or stormy seas
zhǒng to swell / swelling / swollen syn
麦粒肿 麥粒腫 mài lì zhǒng sty (eyelid swelling) syn
lán swelling water syn
xìng to swell / swelling
zhuì swelling of foot
二氯苯胺苯乙酸钠 二氯苯胺苯乙酸鈉 èr lǜ běn àn běn yǐ suān nà diclofenac sodium (non-steroidal anti-inflammatory drug used to reduce swelling and as painkiller) / also called voltaren 扶他林
圪垯 gē da mound / knoll / swelling or lump on skin / pimple / knot / lump / preoccupation / problem
孕穗 yùn suì (grain farming) booting (i.e. the swelling of the leaf sheath due to panicle growth) syn
扶他林 fú tā lín voltaren, a trade name for diclofenac sodium, a non-steroidal anti-inflammatory drug used to reduce swelling and as painkiller
服他灵 服他靈 fú tā líng voltaren, a trade name for diclofenac sodium, a non-steroidal anti-inflammatory drug used to reduce swelling and as painkiller / also called 扶他林
脑胀 腦脹 nǎo zhàng lit. brain swelling / dizzy / light-headed / intoxicated
双氯芬酸钠 雙氯芬酸鈉 shuāng lǜ fēn suān nà diclofenac sodium, a non-steroidal anti-inflammatory drug used to reduce swelling and as painkiller / also called voltaren 扶他林
头脑发胀 頭腦發脹 tóu nǎo fā zhàng swelling of the head (physical condition) / fig. swellheaded / conceited
睑腺炎 瞼腺炎 jiǎn xiàn yán sty (eyelid swelling)
The four tones The four tones of Mandarin Pitch over time: tone 1 high and level (red), tone 2 rising (orange), tone 3 falling then rising (green), tone 4 falling (blue). tone 1 tone 2 tone 3 tone 4 Time Pitch

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