Examples of using Swelled in English and their translations into Danish
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The Irish population really swelled during the Great Potato Famine when a reported 13,000+ Irish moved to Boston during 1847 alone.
if I stood for too long my leg swelled.
This part swelled and relaxed, and again I assumed it did this as it breathed.
More fluid will be accumulated in the lower part of your body and along with swelled feet you might also experience pain.
After the burn, the bladder swelled, what to do ifWas the burn cavity filled with purulent fluid?
and their feet swelled not.
As their numbers swelled, the Muslims were soon able to surround the fortresses
Oh, I had an allergic reaction to the strawberries, swelled up like a big Arothron hispidus.
Nearly all joined in singing this hymn, which swelled high above the howling of the storm.
Their numbers have swelled, and under the leadership of the Magikill the rebels have become a dangerous threat to your Order Empire!
I looked on as his cock swelled and came to life.
The woman then had to drink the bitter water and if her belly swelled the priests“executed the law” of death on her.
it waxed and swelled as a bull that is being fattened,
and his palms swelled to enormous gloves,
the jackpot has already swelled to about $300,000, after the New Year riches were dished out to loyal lucky gamers by Microgaming.
trapped in his sweaty armpit, until he swelled like a balloon and pop!
raging anger swelled deep within his gentle being
Its numbers were swelled by a further two thousand from the Koraysh amongst whom were Suhayl
The need for profit on the part of capital- swelled by fictitious and speculative capital values- cannot be satisfied by the mass of profit at hand,
and his palms swelled to enormous gloves,
