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胀
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【本义】: 皮肉鼓胀
(Original meaning: Flesh bulging)
【造字法】: 形声。从肉,长声。从肉,表示与身体有关。
(Phonetic and meaningful composition: Logographic form using the character for flesh; suggests association with the body.)
【释义】:
1. 同本义 ([En.] swell)。因身体内壁受到压迫而产生的不适之感。亦泛指充塞难受的感觉。
(1. Same as original meaning: to swell. An uncomfortable sensation caused by pressure on the inner walls of the body; generally refers to any feeling of fullness or discomfort.)
2. 膨胀,体积变大 ([En.] distend; expand)
(2. To expand, meaning increase in volume.)
【引】
1. 《广韵》:胀,胀满。
(1. "Guangyun": 'zhang' means to be full.)
2. 《急就篇》:寒气泄注腹胪胀。 注:“胀,谓腹鼓胀也。”
(2. "Jijiu Pian": Cold air leaks into the abdomen and causes swelling. Note: 'zhang' refers to abdominal distension.)
3. 汉·王充《论衡·道虚》:人或嚥气,气满腹胀,不能餍饱。
(3. Han Dynasty - Wang Chong, "Lunheng - Dao Xu": Sometimes people swallow air, and the air fills the belly and causes distension, making it impossible to feel full.)
【例】
又如: 胀闷(又胀又闷); 胀病; 鼓胀; 单腹胀; 头胀; 胁胀
(For example: bloated and uncomfortable; distension illness; bulging; unilateral distension; head swelling; flank swelling.)
【引】
1. 《晋书·韩友传》:斯须之间,见囊大胀如吹。
(1. "Book of Jin - Han You Zhuan": In a short time, the bag swells up as if blown.)
【例】
又如: 热胀冷缩; 胀鼓鼓 (形容胀得鼓起的样子); 腹胀; 吃多了,感到肚子有点发胀
(For example: thermal expansion and contraction; bulging (describing something that is swollen); abdominal distension; feeling a bit bloated after overeating.)
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