to expand, swell, or inflate in size; to increase in volume

inflation; short for [[通货膨胀|通貨膨脹|tong1 huo4 peng2 zhang4]]

Currency inflation; an economic situation where prices rise and the value of money falls. Often abbreviated as [[通胀|通脹|tong1 zhang4]] in Mainland China or [[通膨|通膨|tong1 peng2]] in Taiwan.

swelling or enlargement of tissues caused by illness or injury, sometimes specifically referring to edema and abdominal distension

abdominal distension; swelling of the belly often caused by gas, fluid buildup, or internal pressure

the rate at which prices for goods and services rise

gas or air trapped in the stomach or intestines

(idiom) to feel dizzy and lightheaded; describes a state of being mentally exhausted or extremely stressed

to feel uncomfortably full or distended after eating too much; to surfeit to the bursting point

to swell up or expand; to feel distended

Abbreviation for [[停滞性通货膨胀|停滯性通貨膨脹|ting2 zhi4 xing4 tong1 huo4 peng2 zhang4]], referring to a situation where inflation and economic stagnation happen at the same time.

To swell up or bulge out

A phenomenon in physics where a substance increases in volume, area, or length as its temperature rises.

The physical principle that objects expand in volume when heated and shrink when cooled; thermal expansion and contraction.

expansibility; dilatability; the quality or capacity of being able to expand or dilate

The increase in length of a solid object as its temperature increases.

The simultaneous occurrence of high inflation and low economic growth or high unemployment.

(variant form) to contract as it cools and expand as it heats up, used especially in physics to describe the thermal properties of matter

to blow up; to inflate

dizzy and light-headed; head spinning and brain swelling

To have a feeling of heaviness or distension in the head; often used in traditional Chinese medicine to describe a specific type of headache or pressure.

To feel dizzy, light-headed, or have a sense of pressure in the head, often due to exhaustion or illness

extremely rapid or out-of-control inflation in an economy

(Chinese medicine) bloating or flatulence caused by abdominal gas, often associated with loss of appetite or indigestion

to become red and swollen in the face, usually from extreme anger, shame, or suffocation; flushed with rage

a medical condition where the air sacs of the lungs are damaged and enlarged; emphysema

to feel a sense of swelling, pressure, or bloating accompanied by pain

to feel bloated; to have abdominal gas or swelling

to swell up or bulge; to expand outward

A type of braking device on a bicycle located inside the wheel hub where two semicircular pads expand against the hub sleeve to slow or stop the wheel.

the ratio of the increase in volume or length of an object to its original size for every degree increase in temperature, also known as expansivity

a condition in traditional Chinese medicine where the abdomen becomes swollen due to fluid, gas, or other causes; often associated with cirrhosis

to be sore, aching, or numb while also feeling distended or swollen