chảy máu

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The Vietnamese word "chảy máu" means "to bleed" in English. It is used to describe the situation when blood comes out of the body, usually due to an injury or a medical condition.

Usage Instructions:

• "Chảy máu" is a verb phrase, so it can be used in various sentences to describe bleeding from different parts of the body.
• It often appears in medical contexts, but can also be used in everyday conversation.

Examples:

1. "Tôi bị chảy máu từ vết thương."
   Translation: "I am bleeding from the wound."

2. "Nếu bạn bị chảy máu cam, hãy nghiêng đầu về phía trước."
   Translation: "If you have a nosebleed, lean your head forward."

Advanced Usage:

In medical contexts, "chảy máu" can be specified further: - "chảy máu dạ dày" - gastric haemorrhage (bleeding from the stomach). - "chảy máu não" - cerebral haemorrhage (bleeding in the brain).

Word Variants:

• Chảy - to flow or to run (as in a liquid).
• Máu - blood.

Different Meanings:

While "chảy máu" specifically refers to bleeding, you can also use the individual words in different contexts: - Chảy can describe anything that flows, like water. - Máu can refer to blood in a more general sense, not just when it is flowing out.

Synonyms:

• Ra máu - to come out with blood (also means to bleed, but is less commonly used).
• Chảy (in some contexts) - can imply something is leaking or flowing, not exclusively blood.

Academic

1. Bleed
   • Chảy máu dạ dày
     Gastric haemorrhage
   • Chảy máu não
     Cerebral haemorrhage
   • Chảy máu cam
     Nosebleed