If something is engorged, it has taken in so much liquid that it looks swollen, tight, and over-full. The liquid is often blood.

If something is engorged如果某個東西是engorged(腫脹充血的), it has taken in so much liquid它吸收了太多液體, that it looks swollen, tight, and over-full以至於看起來腫脹、緊繃、脹滿. The liquid is often blood這種液體通常是血液.

Doctors use the word for tissue, a vein, or an organ that is packed too full. You will also hear it of a tick or a leech after feeding, and sometimes of a river after heavy rain.

Doctors use the word醫生會用這個詞 for tissue, a vein, or an organ來指組織、血管，或器官 that is packed too full脹得太滿的. You will also hear it你也會聽到用這個詞 of a tick or a leech after feeding來形容吸飽血後的壁蝨或水蛭, and sometimes of a river after heavy rain有時也用在大雨過後的河流.

The picture is physical: stretched from the inside.

The picture is physical畫面是很身體性的: stretched from the inside從內部被撐開.

People do sometimes stretch it to mean “having eaten far too much,” but that is a looser, less careful use. It is a science and medical word more than a playground word; it sounds precise, not poetic. You can feel the related verb underneath it: something has been filled to the point of swelling.

People do sometimes stretch it人們有時會把這個詞引申 to mean "having eaten far too much,"用來表示「吃太多了」, but that is a looser, less careful use但那是比較鬆散、不那麼精確的用法. It is a science and medical word它比較是一個科學和醫學用詞 more than a playground word而不是操場上的用語; it sounds precise, not poetic它聽起來精確，而不詩意. You can feel the related verb underneath it你能感覺到它底下那個相關的動詞: something has been filled to the point of swelling某個東西被填滿到腫脹的程度.