become swollen

常見例句

Your mouth may be sore and pale if you're anemic, and your tongue can become swollen and smooth (glossitis).
如果你的了貧血癥，那麼你的口腔可能會疼痛且蒼白，而你的舌頭可能會變得腫脹而平滑 (舌炎)。
Experts believe the high fruit sugar, or fructose, content of juice causes uric acid - a waste product in the blood - to leach into joints, causing them to become swollen and very painful.
專家認(rèn)爲(wèi)，高果糖、果糖或果汁所含物質(zhì)會産生血液廢棄物―尿酸，尿酸會滲透到關(guān)節(jié)中，讓關(guān)節(jié)腫脹，伴有疼痛感。
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Varicose veins commonly occur in the legs (seen here in the upper thigh), and they can sometimes develop in the pelvis. Blood backs up in the pelvic veins, causing them to become swollen and painful.
靜脈曲張常發(fā)生於腿部（上圖所示的爲(wèi)大腿根部的靜脈造影圖），但它有時也可進(jìn)展至在盆腔，血液淤積在盆腔靜脈中，從而導(dǎo)致水腫及疼痛，這就是所謂的“盆腔充血綜郃癥”。

Her lower body had become swollen.
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