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haemorrhage, hemorrhage (US) [ˈhemərɪdʒ]1. noun* * *1.GB, hemorrhage US ['hemərɪdʒ] noun lit, fig hémorragie f2.intransitive verb faire une hémorragie -
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see haemorrhagetr['hemərɪʤ]1 SMALLAMERICAN ENGLISH/SMALL→ link=haemorrhage haemorrhage{: hemorragia fn.• hemorragia s.f.n.• flujo s.m.
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BrE haemorrhage 'hemərɪdʒ noun ( Med) hemorragia f
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BrE haemorrhage intransitive verb \<\<patient\>\> tener* or (frml) sufrir una hemorragia; \<\<wound/blood vessel\>\> sangrar mucho(US) ['hemǝrɪdz]1.N hemorragia(s) f(pl)2.* * *
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BrE haemorrhage ['hemərɪdʒ] noun ( Med) hemorragia f
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BrE haemorrhage intransitive verb \<\<patient\>\> tener* or (frml) sufrir una hemorragia; \<\<wound/blood vessel\>\> sangrar mucho -
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{'heməridʒ}
n мед. кръвоизлив, кръвоизлияние, кръвотечение, хеморагия* * *{'hemъrij} n мед. кръвоизлив, кръвоизлияние, кръвотече* * *хеморагия; кръвотечение; кръвоизлив;* * *n мед. кръвоизлив, кръвоизлияние, кръвотечение, хеморагия* * *haemorrhage, hemorrhage[´heməridʒ] n мед. хеморагия, кръвоизлив, кръвотечение. -
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A n lit, fig hémorragie f ; brain/internal haemorrhage hémorragie cérébrale/interne ; to have a haemorrhage faire une hémorragie. -
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= haemorrhage* * *(n) кровотечение* * *= haemorrhage* * *n. кровоизлияние, кровотечение, геморрагия v. кровоточить, истекать кровью* * *= haemorrhage -
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1 nounMedicine hémorragie f∎ party membership was haemorrhaging badly les effectifs du parti diminuaient de façon spectaculaireUn panorama unique de l'anglais et du français > haemorrhage
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hemorrhage [ˊhemǝrɪdʒ]амер. = haemorrhage -
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кровоизлияние имя существительное:кровоизлияние (hemorrhage, haemorrhage, extravasation, effusion of blood, haemorrhagia, hemorrhagia)геморрагия (hemorrhage, haemorrhage)глагол:истекать кровью (bleed, hemorrhage, haemorrhage) -
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кровоизлияние имя существительное:кровоизлияние (hemorrhage, haemorrhage, extravasation, effusion of blood, haemorrhagia, hemorrhagia)геморрагия (hemorrhage, haemorrhage)глагол:истекать кровью (bleed, hemorrhage, haemorrhage) -
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Ihemorrhage ['hemərɪdʒ] nome emorragia f. (anche fig.)IIhemorrhage ['hemərɪdʒ] verbo intransitivo avere un'emorragia* * *['heməri‹](bleeding in large amounts, from damaged blood-vessels.) emorragia* * *haemorrhage, ( USA) hemorrhage /ˈhɛmərɪdʒ/ (med.)n. [uc]emorragia: brain haemorrhage, emorragia cerebrale; ictushaemorrhagic, ( USA) hemorrhagica.emorragico.(to) haemorrhage ( USA) (to) hemorrhage /ˈhɛmərɪdʒ/A v. i.(med., di persona) avere un'emorragiaB v. t.(fig.) perdere grandi quantità di (qualcosa di valore); subire un'emorragia di: The party has been haemorrhaging support at an alarming rate, il partito continua a perdere consensi a un ritmo allarmante; c'è una preoccupante emorragia di consensi nel partito.* * *Ihemorrhage ['hemərɪdʒ] nome emorragia f. (anche fig.)IIhemorrhage ['hemərɪdʒ] verbo intransitivo avere un'emorragia -
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['hem(ə)rɪʤ] 1. сущ.; преим. брит.; амер. hemorrhage1) мед. кровоизлияниеcerebral haemorrhage, haemorrhage of the brain — кровоизлияние в мозг
Syn:2) мед. кровотечениеSyn:Let us help stop the haemorrhage in Timor. — Поможем остановить кровопролитие в Тиморе.
4) отток, утечка, потеря (чего-л.)haemorrhage of talent — "утечка талантов"
5) то, что вызывает убытки, потери2. гл.; преим. брит.; амер. hemorrhageThese conflicts have been a major haemorrhage on the limited resources of our countries. — Эти конфликты нанесли значительные убытки ограниченным ресурсам наших стран.
1) мед. истекать кровьюITV is haemorrhaging viewers. — Телекомпания Ай-Ти-Ви теряет зрителей.
3) вызывать убытки, потериThis deal is complete madness and could seriously haemorrhage the club. — Эта сделка - совершенное безумие, и из-за неё клуб может понести серьёзные убытки.
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* * *hem·or·rhagehaem·or·rhage, AM hem·or·rhage[ˈhemərɪʤ, AM -ɚɪʤ]I. nbrain \hemorrhage Hirnblutung fin 1992 Britain's economy suffered a \hemorrhage 1992 blutete Großbritannien wirtschaftlich aus\hemorrhage of investment drastischer Investitionsrückgang\hemorrhage of talent Abwanderung f von TalentenII. vi1. MED [stark] blutenthe share price began to \hemorrhage der Aktienkurs begann stark nachzugeben* * *(US) ['hemərɪdZ]1. nBlutung f, Hämorrhagie f (spec); (fig, of talent, young people etc) Exodus m, Abwanderung f2. vibluten* * *n.Blutung -en f. -
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[ˈhemərɪdʒ]haemorrhage мед. кровоизлияние haemorrhage мед. кровотечение hemorrhage: hemorrhage =haemorrhage -
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n. bloeding, bloeduitstorting--------v. bloedenhaemorrhage1, 〈 Amerikaans-Engels spelling〉 hemorrhage [ hemməridzj] 〈 zelfstandig naamwoord〉 〈 medicijnen, geneeskunde〉1 bloeding————————haemorrhage2♦voorbeelden: -
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'heməri‹(bleeding in large amounts, from damaged blood-vessels.) blødningsubst. \/ˈhemərɪdʒ\/ eller hemorrhage( medisin) blødningcerebral haemorrhage ( medisin) hjerneblødninghaemorrhage of the lungs ( medisin) blodstyrtningsecondary haemorrhage etterblødning -
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haemorrhage — (Brit.) haem·or·rhage || hemÉ™rɪdÊ’ n. hemorrhage, profuse flow of blood haem·or·rhage || hemÉ™rɪdÊ’ v. bleed heavily, suffer a haemorrhage … English contemporary dictionary
haemorrhage — (US hemorrhage) ► NOUN 1) an escape of blood from a ruptured blood vessel. 2) a damaging loss of something valuable. ► VERB 1) suffer a haemorrhage. 2) expend in large amounts, seemingly uncontrollably: the business was haemorrhaging cash … English terms dictionary
haemorrhage — [[t]he̱mərɪʤ[/t]] haemorrhages, haemorrhaging, haemorrhaged (in AM, use hemorrhage) 1) N VAR A haemorrhage is serious bleeding inside a person s body. Shortly after his admission into hospital he had a massive brain haemorrhage and died... These… … English dictionary
haemorrhage — hae|mor|rhage1 BrE hemorrhage AmE [ˈhemərıdʒ] n [U and C] 1.) a serious medical condition in which a person ↑bleeds a lot, sometimes inside their body ▪ He died of a massive brain haemorrhage . 2.) when a company or country loses a lot of money… … Dictionary of contemporary English
Hemorrhage — Bleeding or the abnormal flow of blood. The patient may have an internal hemorrhage that is invisible or an external hemorrhage that is visible on the outside of the body. Bleeding into the spleen or liver is internal hemorrhage. Bleeding from a… … Medical dictionary