phồng lên
/ˈpʌfi//ˈpʌfi/The word "puffy" has its roots in Old English and Middle English. In Old English, the word "puff" referred to a puff of air or a sudden gust. This word evolved into "puffe" in Middle English, which meant "to blow" or "to swell". During the 14th century, the word "puffe" took on a new meaning, describing something that was inflated or swollen, such as a balloon or a pillow. In the 16th century, the adjective "puffy" emerged, meaning filled with air or inflated. Today, "puffy" is used to describe not only objects that are inflated, but also hairstyles that are poofy or faces that are rounded and plump.
looking swollen (= larger or rounder than normal)
trông sưng (= to hơn hoặc tròn hơn bình thường)
Mắt cô sưng húp vì khóc.
Khuôn mặt anh sưng húp vì ngủ.
looking soft, round and white
trông mềm mại, tròn và trắng
