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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, hemorrhage (US) [ˈhemərɪdʒ]1. noun* * *1.GB, hemorrhage US ['hemərɪdʒ] noun lit, fig hémorragie f2.intransitive verb faire une hémorragie -
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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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4 haemorrhage
['heməri‹](bleeding in large amounts, from damaged blood-vessels.) hémorragie -
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brain [breɪn]1. nouncerveau m( = knock out) [+ person] (inf!) assommer3. compounds* * *[breɪn] 1.1) ( living organ) cerveau mto blow one's brains out — (colloq) se faire sauter la cervelle (colloq)
3) Culinary cervelle f4) ( mind)2.to have football on the brain — (colloq) ne penser qu'au football
brains plural noun ( intelligence) intelligence f3.noun modifier [ cell, tissue] du cerveau, cérébral; [ tumour] au cerveau; [ haemorrhage, fever] cérébral4.(colloq) transitive verb ( knock out) assommer, estourbir (colloq)•• -
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A n2 ( also brains) ( substance) brains cervelle f ; to blow one's brains out ○ se faire sauter la cervelle ○ ;4 ( mind) to have a good brain être intelligent ; to have football on the brain ○ ne penser qu'au football ;5 ○ ( intelligent person) tête ○ f.B brains npl ( intelligence) intelligence f ; to have brains être intelligent ; he's the brains of the family c'est lui le cerveau de la famille ; to use one's brains faire marcher ses cellules grises ; she was the brains behind the operation c'était elle le cerveau de l'affaire.to dance/study one's brains out ○ US danser/travailler jusqu'à épuisement ; to beat sb's brains out défoncer le crâne de qn ○ ; to pick sb's brains avoir recours aux lumières de qn ; I need to pick your brains j'ai besoin de vos lumières ; ⇒ rack. -
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bleeding ['bli:dɪŋ]1 noun∎ they stopped the bleeding ils ont arrêté l'hémorragie;∎ bleeding from the nose saignement m de nez∎ bleeding idiot! espèce d'imbécile!;∎ what a bleeding nuisance! quelle saloperie!3 adverbvery familiar vachement;∎ you're bleeding (well) coming with me! un peu, que tu vas venir avec moi!;∎ that was bleeding stupid! c'est vraiment con, ce que tu as fait/dit! -
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►► Medicine cerebral aneurism anévrisme m or anévrysme m cérébral;Medicine cerebral death mort f cérébrale;Medicine cerebral haemorrhage hémorragie f cérébrale;cerebral hemisphere hémisphère m cérébral;Medicine cerebral palsy paralysie f cérébrale -
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15 subarachnoid
subarachnoid [sʌbə'ræknɔɪd]Anatomy sous-arachnoïdien►► Medicine subarachnoid haemorrhage hémorragie f sous-arachnoïdienneUn panorama unique de l'anglais et du français > subarachnoid
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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
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haemorrhage — see HEMORRHAGE (Cf. hemorrhage); also see Æ (Cf. æ) … Etymology 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
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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
haemorrhage — I UK [ˈhem(ə)rɪdʒ] / US [ˈhemərɪdʒ] noun [countable/uncountable] Word forms haemorrhage : singular haemorrhage plural haemorrhages medical an occasion when blood flows out of an injured organ inside someone s body, rather than out of their body… … English dictionary