英:['tju:mɪd]
美:[ˈtumɪd, ˈtju-]
英:['tju:mɪd]
美:[ˈtumɪd, ˈtju-]
tu·mid
tu mihd
tumidly (adv.), tumidity (n.), tumidness (n.)
Adjective
1. ostentatiously lofty in style;
"a man given to large talk"
"tumid political prose"
2. abnormally distended especially by fluids or gas;
"hungry children with bloated stomachs"
"he had a grossly distended stomach"
"eyes with puffed (or puffy) lids"
"swollen hands"
"tumescent tissue"
"puffy tumid flesh"
3. of sexual organs; stiff and rigid
"morbidly swollen," 1540s, 源自拉丁语 tumidus "肿胀的,膨胀的,高耸的",比喻意义上指"因愤怒或骄傲而肿胀",源自 tumere "肿胀",源自 PIE 词根 *teue- "肿胀"。英语中的比喻意义(指散文等)可追溯至1640年代。相关词汇: Tumidity。
肿胀的
Latin tumidus, from tumēre
The first known use of tumid was in 1541
tutunoun
a short skirt that extends out and is worn by a ballerina
tutelagenoun
an act of guarding or protecting : guardianship
instruction
tusk1 of 2noun
a very long large tooth (as of an elephant, walrus, or boar) that sticks out when the mouth is closed and is used especially for digging food or as a weapon
a tooth-shaped part
tusk2 of 2verb
to dig up or gash with a tusk
turn upverb
to be found or happen usually unexpectedly
to raise by or as if by using a control
turn up the heat
arrive sense 1
turned up late
Turkish1 of 2adjective
of or relating to Turkey, the Turks, or Turkish
Turkish2 of 2noun
the language of the Turks
turgidadjective
being in a swollen state
exhibiting turgor
a turgid plant cell
tureennoun
a deep bowl from which food (as soup) is served
tunanoun
any of several mostly large sea fishes (as an albacore or bonito) related to the mackerels and caught for food and sport
the flesh of a tuna especially when canned for use as food called alsotuna fish
tumidadjective
marked by swelling
tumidadjective
marked by swelling
tumidadjective
marked by swelling : swollen
an infected tumid leg
1 "Tight girt with gems, in massive mountings set, Beneath their weight his tumid fingers sweat."
2 “I found her unfamiliar, rouged like a corpse, her tumid ankles peeking out, inflated and purple,” Rowbottom writes.
3 The smaller joints are swelled; the ribs depressed; the belly tumid, with other parts emaciated.
4 Enlargement of axile organs.—All the species of Pelargonium, Geranium, Mirabilis, as well as those of Caryophylleæ and other orders, have tumid nodes as a normal occurrence.
5 The hapless victims lie limply, or sit hunched upon the woman's lap, nerveless, wasted, apathetic; faces white and hopeless, abdomen lax and tumid; the blenched limbs soft as butter, weak and dangling.
6 The eyes are nearly closed by the swelling of the lids, and the thick copious secretion from the borders and the conjunctiva; the lips are tumid and the angles of the mouth ulcerated.
7 Every night I was sure her face was as marked and deformed as it was possible for a face to be, but every morning it was somehow darker, more tumid.
8 On angel-wings the Goddess Form descends, Round her fond broods her silver arms she bends; White streams of milk her tumid bosom swell, And on her lips ambrosial kisses dwell.
9 The eyes are thus closed by the tumid lids, which are separable with difficulty, and this, too, even though they be the seat of comparatively few lesions.
10 Cones from 5 to 8 cm. long, reflexed, ovate, symmetrical, deciduous; apophyses nut-brown, lustrous, flat or tumid, the umbo often thin and, together with the slender prickle, bent sharply downward.
11 Whence the diseases consequent to the hasty cure of the itch are diseases of debility, as tumid viscera, œdematous swellings, and St. Vitus's dance, which is a debility of association.
12 The tentacles surround an area known as the peristome, in the middle of which there is an elongated mouth-opening surrounded by tumid lips.
13 In a tumid, swelling, blustering manner; haughtily; violently.
14 Still more rarely the glands of the throat become slightly tumid and painful.
15 The wife, convinced that Bibi’s presence would infect the unborn child, began to wrap woolen shawls around her tumid belly.
16 The round worm is suspected in children when the belly is tumid, and the countenance bloated and pale, with swelling of the upper lip.
17 The plant is quite readily distinguished by the form of the pileus with the ascending gills and the tumid annulus.
18 In another place in the same lives his tumid and prolix eloquence disembogues itself to prove, what no man ever doubted, viz.
19 The pileus is expanded, tuberculose, obsoletely zoned, pulverulent, or smooth; cinnamon, becoming whitish; cuticle crustaceous, rigid, at length fragile, very soft within; loosely floccose, margin tumid; white, then cinnamon.
20 The rigid edges of her wedding ring sliced into her tumid finger.
2 夸张
tatty-peelin tall romantic steep colored heroic theatrical sounding swollen flaming rhetorical inflated resounding superlative operatic overblown melodramatic overdrawn overdone stilted hammy sonorous turgid rhapsodic tumescent grandiloquent fustian spread-eagle highfalutin plethoric magnific Ossianic mouth-filling high-colored largely turgescence stretch tumor inflation romance exaggeration hyperbole puffiness grandiloquence turgidity tympany magniloquence tumidity ham hyperbolize exaggerate overreach build distend overpitch extend enhance amplify magnify heighten overdo overstate overcharge overstretch overdraw overpaint theatricalize strong put it come out strong pile it on put it on overdo it magnisonant large exaggerated grandiose gassy stagy high-sounding swoln magniloquent hifalutin highfaluting exaggerative turgescent tumidly bombastically turgidly rhetoric magnification overstatement grandiosity vaunt turgidness vaporing overplay overshoot oneself bend a long bow bend the long bow draw a long bow draw the long bow lay it on dramatic windy hyperbolic bombastic outre high-flown mouth pad overact sing it overshoot the mark on the big figure pitch it strong strong come it strong tumour flamboyant johnsonian ossianic vapouring stilty rhapsodical prononce scream crap overcolor overcolour aggrandize overblow vaunt courier
3 夸张的
tatty-peelin tall romantic steep colored heroic theatrical sounding swollen flaming rhetorical inflated resounding superlative operatic overblown melodramatic overdrawn overdone stilted hammy sonorous turgid rhapsodic tumescent grandiloquent fustian spread-eagle highfalutin plethoric magnific Ossianic mouth-filling high-colored magnisonant large exaggerated grandiose gassy stagy high-sounding swoln magniloquent hifalutin highfaluting exaggerative turgescent dramatic windy hyperbolic bombastic outre high-flown tumor tumour flamboyant johnsonian ossianic vapouring stilty rhapsodical prononce
4 肿大
tumefacient blubber intumescent tumor swell swelling turgor tumescence tumefaction tumidity turgescent bulge
5 浮夸
grandiose overblown stilted plethoric flatulence rotund flatulent fustian orotund turgescent burlesque fastuous flatuous flash swollen flimsy turgid vaporous stilty coxcombical vanity exaggeration pomp grandiosity gobbledygook frippery turgidity tympany bazoo fanfaronade flatulency coxcombry tumidity
6 膨胀
dilatant dilatative expanded swollen bloat bloated baggy spongy puffed turgid bouffant bulgy pouchy bladdery intumescent dilative distent expansion swell swelling bulge dilation puffiness dilatation distension turgor turgidity dilatancy intumescence bulk pooch intumesce expand blow balloon strut inflate dilate bilge distend plim sufflate bag puff huff tish overblow blown puffy voluminous stodgy tumescent inflation pod tumefy bloat out
8 肿胀的
tumefacient turgent swollen tumescent protuberant bunchy bullate turgescent hulchy torose utriculate bloated strutting turgid engorged blubbery baggy puffed ventricose strut inflated puffy
9 肿胀
tumefacient turgent swollen tumescent protuberant bunchy bullate turgescent turgescence tumor swell elevation swelling bulge puffiness weal turgor tumescence turgidity tumefaction tumidity tumefy tumesce hulchy torose utriculate bloated strutting turgid engorged blubbery tumidly struttingly ventricose -cele tumour bag puff bloat strut inflated puffy
12 肿的
13 膨胀的
dilatant dilatative expanded swollen bloat bloated baggy spongy puffed turgid bouffant bulgy pouchy bladdery intumescent dilative distent blown puffy voluminous stodgy tumescent