haemorrhage

/'heməridʤ/ Cách viết khác : (hemorrhage) /'heməridʤ/
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haemorrhage

A patient is being treated for a haemorrhage in the emergency room.

Definition
  1. Noun:
    • The escape of blood from a ruptured blood vessel: A medical term for bleeding, especially when it is severe or occurs internally.
    • A heavy or rapid loss of something valuable: Used figuratively to describe a substantial and damaging loss.
Usage Examples
  • Noun (Medical):
    • The patient suffered a massive cerebral haemorrhage.
    • The primary symptom was a severe haemorrhage from the wound.
  • Noun (Figurative):
    • The company is trying to stop the haemorrhage of talent to its competitors.
    • The war caused a haemorrhage of the country's financial resources.
Advanced Usage
  • "to haemorrhage" (Verb, often used figuratively): To lose something valuable in large amounts, rapidly, or uncontrollably.
    • The party has been haemorrhageing support since the scandal.
    • The startup is haemorrhageing cash every month.
Variants and Related Words
  • Hemorrhage: The standard American English spelling of 'haemorrhage'.
  • Haemorrhagic (Adjective): Relating to or involving haemorrhage.
    • Haemorrhagic fever is a serious illness.
  • Haemorrhoid (Noun): A swollen vein in the region of the anus (often plural: haemorrhoids); etymologically related, meaning "a flow of blood".
Synonyms
  • Bleeding: The more common, general term for the loss of blood.
  • Blood loss: A descriptive phrase for haemorrhage.
  • Exsanguination: Severe haemorrhage leading to a critical loss of blood.
Related Phrasal Verbs/Verb Phrases
  • To bleed (out): To die from severe haemorrhage; often used literally.
    • He bled out before the ambulance arrived.
  • To stem the haemorrhage: To stop or slow down a severe loss (used both literally and figuratively).
    • The new CEO's first job is to stem the financial haemorrhage.
Related Idioms
  • Bleed (someone/something) dry/white: To take all the money or resources from someone or something, similar to the figurative use of 'haemorrhage'.
    • The legal fees are bleeding the company dry.
haemorrhage

A patient is being treated for a haemorrhage in the emergency room.

Noun
  1. the flow of blood from a ruptured blood vessel

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