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English Expression
  1. :  Expansion,  expand
  2. n.:  expand into,  expand in,  cubical dilatation,  turgescence,  puff up,  swelling or being swollen,  US distention,  meteorism,  intumescence,  condition of being swollen,  inflation,  expanse,  ectasia,  diverticulum,  distention,  distension,  dilation,  dilatation,  dilatancy,  bulking,  bulging,  bulge,  buckling,  buckle,  amplification
  3. v.:   inflate,   expand,   swell,  expand, swell, inflate, dilate, bulk,  Swelling
French Expression
  1. v.  se gonfler, se dilater
Thesaurus
tympanites, crippling, doming, summon, apophysis, bloat, extend, expand, increase, added part, aerate, bulge, highlight, extend, last, continuum, move up and down repeatedly
specification, make fuller, open one’ s eyes wide, dehiscence, On, open, specify
inflation, become filled with air or gas
stimulate, expedite, accelerate, accelerate, improve, abet, urge, reinforce, cause, add, appose, add, accrete, accrue, stimulate, abet, embellish, hasten or speed up, foster, catalyse, accelerate, impulse, abet, help to develop, step out, Jiasu Village
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