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transfusion

Meaning in simple English, pronunciation and examples

Pronunciation: US /trænsˈfjuʒən/ · UK /trænsˈfjuːʒən/

transfusion means: The process of putting blood or parts of blood from one person into another person’s body.

noun

BLOOD TRANSFERB2

The process of putting blood or parts of blood from one person into another person’s body.

  • The patient needed a blood transfusion.
  • She received two transfusions after the operation.
  • The nurse checked his details before starting the transfusion.

Common phrases: blood transfusion, receive a transfusion, need a transfusion

Questions about transfusion

What does transfusion mean?

The process of putting blood or parts of blood from one person into another person’s body.

What is transfusion in other languages?

Türkçe: kan nakli · Español: transfusión · Français: transfusion · Deutsch: Bluttransfusion · Italiano: trasfusione · 日本語: 輸血

How do you pronounce transfusion?

In American English /trænsˈfjuʒən/; in British English /trænsˈfjuːʒən/.

How do you use transfusion in a sentence?

The patient needed a blood transfusion. She received two transfusions after the operation.

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