swell的意思和读音

swell

: [swel] : [swel]

n.

v.;(使

adj.

swelled  swollen  swoln  swells  swelling  

v.+n.swell volume

v.deflate,decrease,diminish

adj.awful

v.puff up,increase,add to

n.undulation,wave,billow,breaker,surge

adj.great,brilliant,super,fantastic,wonderful

swellv.— see alsoswollen

1.[i]~ (up)to become bigger or rounder

Her arm was beginning to swell up where the bee had stung her.

2.[i][t]使to curve out or make sth curve out

The sails swelled (out) in the wind.

The wind swelled (out) the sails.

3.[t][i]使to increase or make sth increase in number or size

Last year's profits were swelled by a fall in production costs.

We are looking for more volunteers to swell the ranks(= increase the number) of those already helping.

Membership has swelled to over 20 000. 2

4.[i]to become louder

The cheering swelled through the hall.

5.[i]~ (with sth)to be filled with a strong emotion

to swell with pride

n.

1.[c][ususing]the movement of the sea when it rises and falls without the waves breaking

The boat was caught in a heavy(= strong) swell.

2.[sing]the curved shape of sth, especially a part of the body

the firm swell of her breasts

3.[sing]a situation in which sth increases in size, number, strength, etc.

a growing swell of support

a swell of pride

4.[sing]a gradual increase in the volume of sth

5.(informal)an important or fashionable person

adj.

1.(informal)very good, enjoyable, etc.

We had a swell time.

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v.1.to become larger than normal, usually because of liquid collecting inside; to make something larger than normal2.to increase in amount or number; to make something increase3.to become gradually louder4.someone who swells with pride, joy, etc. feels extremely proud or happy1.to become larger than normal, usually because of liquid collecting inside; to make something larger than normal2.to increase in amount or number; to make something increase3.to become gradually louder4.someone who swells with pride, joy, etc. feels extremely proud or happy

n.1.the movement of the waves in the ocean2.an increase in something such as a sound or a feeling3.the round shape of something

adj.1.very good

1. 〖rise〗 swell;bulge〗 ; 〖deepfeeling;deeplove〗 ,

2. cell( ) swell( ) hare( ) ...

3. *poison n. *swell v. *squeeze v. ...

4. informative adj. , , 广 swell v. (使), Yemen, ...

5. 〖 reinforce〗 〖 increase;swell;grow;rise〗 〖 valueadded〗 ...

6. Swedish circle method swell () swell index ...

7. 广〖 widen〗 〖 increase;swell;improve;expand;wax〗 〖 addorsubtract〗 ...

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1.Although offshoring existed well before the IT wave began to swell, it was used for the manufacturing of goods, as noted previously.

2.Jackson's borrowings continued to swell, while his debt with Bank of America was sold on to the New York company Fortress Investment Group.Jackson

3.Your clothing did not wear out on you and your foot did not swell these forty years.穿

4.In this case, it was the swell of an emergency siren, like those used for air raids or tornadoes , which I've never heard before in Beijing.

5.There is a swell of emotion within me for this stranger who so quickly came into and went from my life.

6.The club is well-run, with intelligent board members like Fiszman, and with coffers beginning to swell at their lucrative new home. . .

7.The condition, which can be caused by high blood pressure, a virus or other factors, severely weakens the heart and causes it to swell.

8.Tonight there is a stir among the palm leaves a swell in the sea, Full moon, like the heart-throb of the world.

9.Her two little breasts bob up and down, continually, as if they had suddenly begun to swell, bringing her ever closer to perdition.仿

10.Recently on an eight hour flight from London to New York, Lady Gaga's legs began to swell due to the restrictive clothing she wore on board.,LadyGaga