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Blood
(blŭd)n. pl. Blood or Bloods
A member of a tribe of the Blackfoot confederacy inhabiting southern Alberta.
blood
(blŭd)n.
1.
a. The fluid consisting of plasma, blood cells, and platelets that is circulated by the heart through the vertebrate vascular system, carrying oxygen and nutrients to and waste materials away from all body tissues.
b. A similar fluid in animals other than vertebrates.
c. The juice or sap of certain plants.
2. A vital or animating force; lifeblood.
3. One of the four humors of ancient and medieval physiology, identified with the blood found in blood vessels, and thought to cause cheerfulness.
4. Bloodshed; murder.
5. Temperament or disposition: a person of hot blood and fiery temper.
6.
a. Descent from a common ancestor; parental lineage.
b. Family relationship; kinship.
c. Descent from noble or royal lineage: a princess of the blood.
d. Recorded descent from purebred stock.
e. National or racial ancestry.
7. A dandy.
tr.v. blood·ed, blood·ing, bloods
Idioms: 1. To give (a hunting dog) its first taste of blood.
2.
a. To subject (troops) to experience under fire: "The measure of an army is not known until it has been blooded" (Tom Clancy).
b. To initiate by subjecting to an unpleasant or difficult experience.
bad blood
Long-standing animosity.
in cold blood
Deliberately, coldly, and dispassionately.
in (one's) blood
So characteristic as to seem inherited or passed down by family tradition.
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blood
(blʌd)n
1. (Physiology) a reddish fluid in vertebrates that is pumped by the heart through the arteries and veins, supplies tissues with nutrients, oxygen, etc, and removes waste products. It consists of a fluid (see blood plasma) containing cells (erythrocytes, leucocytes, and platelets).
2. (Zoology) a similar fluid in such invertebrates as annelids and arthropods
3. bloodshed, esp when resulting in murder
4. the guilt or responsibility for killing or injuring (esp in the phrase have blood on one's hands or head)
5. life itself; lifeblood
6. relationship through being of the same family, race, or kind; kinship
7. blood, sweat, and tears informal hard work and concentrated effort
8. flesh and blood
a. near kindred or kinship, esp that between a parent and child
b. human nature (esp in the phrase more than flesh and blood can stand)
9. ethnic or national descent: of Spanish blood.
10. in one's blood as a natural or inherited characteristic or talent
11. the blood royal or noble descent: a prince of the blood.
12. temperament; disposition; temper
13. (Breeds)
a. good or pure breeding; pedigree
b. (as modifier): blood horses.
14. people viewed as members of a group, esp as an invigorating force (in the phrases new blood, young blood)
15. chiefly rare Brit a dashing young man; dandy; rake
16. the sensual or carnal nature of man
17. (Physiology) obsolete one of the four bodily humours. See humour8
18. bad blood hatred; ill feeling
19. blood is thicker than water family duties and loyalty outweigh other ties
20. have one's blood up get one's blood up to be or cause to be angry or inflamed
21. in cold blood showing no passion; deliberately; ruthlessly
22. make one's blood boil to cause to be angry or indignant
23. make one's blood run cold to fill with horror
vb (tr)
24. (Hunting) hunting to cause (young hounds) to taste the blood of a freshly killed quarry and so become keen to hunt
25. (Hunting) hunting to smear the cheeks or forehead of (a person) with the blood of the kill as an initiation in hunting
26. (Military) to initiate (a person) to an activity or organization, esp by real-life experience
[Old English blōd; related to Old Norse blōth, Old High German bluot]
Blood
(blʌd)n
(Biography) Thomas, known as Colonel Blood. ?1618–80, Irish adventurer, who tried to steal the crown jewels (1671)
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blood
(blʌd)n.
1. the red fluid that circulates through the heart, arteries, and veins of vertebrates, consisting of plasma in which red blood cells, white blood cells, and platelets are suspended.
2. a comparable circulating fluid in many invertebrates.
3. the vital principle; life.
4. a person or group regarded as a source of vitality: The company needs new blood.
5. one of the four elemental bodily humors of medieval physiology, regarded as causing cheerfulness.
6. bloodshed; slaughter.
7. the juice or sap of plants.
8. temperament: a person of hot blood.
9. human nature; humanity: the frailty of our blood.
10. descent from a common ancestor; ancestry: related by blood.
11. the people of one's lineage; kindred.
12. royal extraction: a prince of the blood.
13. purebred breeding.
14. a profligate or rake.
15. Chiefly Brit. a high-spirited, adventuresome youth.
16. Slang. a black person, esp. a man.
v.t. 17. to give (hounds) a first sight or taste of blood.
18. to stain with blood.
Idioms: 1. bad blood, longstanding mutual animosity.
2. in cold blood, with malign and merciless lack of feeling.
3. taste blood, to experience a new, usu. violent or destructive sensation and acquire an appetite for it.
[before 1000; Middle English blo(o)d, Old English blōd; c. Old Frisian, Old Saxon blōd, Old High German bluot, Old Norse blōth, Gothic bloth]
blood′like`, adj.
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blood
(blŭd)1. The fluid that circulates through the body of a mammal or other vertebrate animal by the action of the heart, carrying oxygen and nutrients to the body's cells and removing waste products from them. In humans and other vertebrates, blood consists of plasma containing red blood cells, white blood cells, and platelets.
2. A fluid that is similar in function in many invertebrate animals.
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Blood
See Also: VIOLENCE
- Bleeding like a stuck pig —Anon
- Bleed, like a can of cherries —D. H. Lawrence
- Blood … hot and sticky like spilled wine —Harvey Swados
- Blood is like a parachute. If it’s not there when you need it, you’ll probably never need it again —Slogan for blood donor drive, June, 1987
- Blood spouting … as generously as water from a fountain —Jack London
- Blood like turpentine —George Garrett
- Blood spurting out of his noseholes like tomato puree —Jay Parini
- Bloodthirsty as a tick —Diane Ackerman
- Blood … which flows like a scream through the woods —Charles Simic
- Bubbled blood like a little red spring —William Goyen
- Face bloody as raw pork —Nelson Algren
- [Man in hopes of improving world] scatters blood like a fish leaping from a lake —Janet Flanner
- Stale, coppery smell [of blood] like the taste of pennies on the tongue —Jonathan Valin
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blood
Past participle: blooded
Gerund: blooding
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blood
A sticky red fluid made up of colorless plasma, red blood cells (erythrocytes), white blood cells (leukocytes), and platelets (thrombocytes).
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| Noun | 1. |  blood - the fluid (red in vertebrates) that is pumped through the body by the heart and contains plasma, blood cells, and platelets; "blood carries oxygen and nutrients to the tissues and carries away waste products"; "the ancients believed that blood was the seat of the emotions"craniate, vertebrate - animals having a bony or cartilaginous skeleton with a segmented spinal column and a large brain enclosed in a skull or cranium arterial blood - blood found in arteries; "except for the pulmonary artery the arterial blood is rich in oxygen" blood group, blood type - human blood cells (usually just the red blood cells) that have the same antigens gore - coagulated blood from a wound lifeblood - the blood considered as the seat of vitality blood stream, bloodstream - the blood flowing through the circulatory system blood clot, grume - a semisolid mass of coagulated red and white blood cells cord blood - blood obtained from the umbilical cord at birth menorrhea, menstrual blood, menstrual flow - flow of blood from the uterus; occurs at roughly monthly intervals during a woman's reproductive years venous blood - blood found in the veins; "except in the pulmonary vein venous blood is rich in carbon dioxide and poor in oxygen" whole blood - blood that has not been modified except for the addition of an anticoagulant; "whole blood is normally used in blood transfusions" blood serum, serum - an amber, watery fluid, rich in proteins, that separates out when blood coagulates blood cell, blood corpuscle, corpuscle - either of two types of cells (erythrocytes and leukocytes) and sometimes including platelets |
| 2. |  blood - temperament or disposition; "a person of hot blood"disposition, temperament - your usual mood; "he has a happy disposition" | |
| 3. |  blood - a dissolute man in fashionable society | |
| 4. |  blood - the descendants of one individual; "his entire lineage has been warriors"ancestry, blood line, bloodline, lineage, pedigree, stemma, line of descent, parentage, origin, descent, stock, line kinfolk, kinsfolk, phratry, family line, sept, folk, family - people descended from a common ancestor; "his family has lived in Massachusetts since the Mayflower" side - a family line of descent; "he gets his brains from his father's side" family tree, genealogy - successive generations of kin | |
| 5. |  blood - people viewed as members of a group; "we need more young blood in this organization"people - (plural) any group of human beings (men or women or children) collectively; "old people"; "there were at least 200 people in the audience" | |
| Verb | 1. | blood - smear with blood, as in a hunting initiation rite, where the face of a person is smeared with the blood of the kill |
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blood
noun
bad blood hostility, anger, offence, resentment, bitterness, animosity, antagonism, enmity, bad feeling, rancour, ill feeling, hard feelings, ill will, animus, dudgeon (archaic), disgruntlement, chip on your shoulder There is, it seems, some bad blood between them.
in cold blood without emotion, cruelly, ruthlessly, mercilessly, callously, indifferently, unmercifully The crime has been committed in cold blood.
Proverbs
"You cannot get blood from a stone"
"Blood is thicker than water"
"You cannot get blood from a stone"
"Blood is thicker than water"
Blood cells
phagocytic white blood cell, erythrocyte, haemocyte, leucocyte, lymphocyte, macrocyte, microcyte, poikilocyte, polymorph, reticulocyteCollins Thesaurus of the English Language – Complete and Unabridged 2nd Edition. 2002 © HarperCollins Publishers 1995, 2002
blood
noun1. The fluid circulated by the heart through the vascular system:
gore.
3. One's ancestors or their character or one's ancestral derivation:
4. Noble rank or status by birth:
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Translations
кръв
sang
krev
blodblodprøve
sango
veri
خون
veriverikoeverinäyteverisukulaisuus
ख़ूनरक्त
krv
vérvérrokon
ætt, uppruniblóî
血血液血縁けつえん
피혈액 검사혈통
sanguis
kraujaskraujo analizėkraujo grupėkraujo perpylimaskraujo praliejimas
asinisizcelsme
sânge
krv
kri
blod
เลือด
кров
خون
máu
blood
[blʌd]A. N
1. (lit) → sangre f
to be after sb's blood → tenérsela jurada a algn
it makes my blood boil → me saca de quicio → hace que me hierva la sangre
it makes my blood boil to think how → me hierve la sangre sólo de pensar que ...
in cold blood → a sangre fría
to donate or give blood → donar or dar sangre
to draw blood (= wound) → hacer sangre (Med) → sacar sangre
to draw first blood (fig) → abrir el marcador, anotarse el primer tanto
a blood and guts film → una película sangrienta or violenta
acting was in his blood → llevaba la profesión de actor en la sangre
to sweat blood (= work hard) → sudar tinta or sangre; (= worry) → sudar la gota gorda
blood and thunder (= melodrama) → melodrama m
to have sb's blood on one's hands → tener las manos manchadas con la sangre de algn
to make one's blood run cold the look in his eyes made her blood run cold → su mirada hizo que se le helara la sangre (en las venas)
to get blood out of a stone → sacar agua de las piedras
getting her to talk is like trying to get blood out of a stone → hacer que hable es como sacar agua de las piedras
see also bay 3
see also flesh
to be after sb's blood → tenérsela jurada a algn
it makes my blood boil → me saca de quicio → hace que me hierva la sangre
it makes my blood boil to think how → me hierve la sangre sólo de pensar que ...
in cold blood → a sangre fría
to donate or give blood → donar or dar sangre
to draw blood (= wound) → hacer sangre (Med) → sacar sangre
to draw first blood (fig) → abrir el marcador, anotarse el primer tanto
a blood and guts film → una película sangrienta or violenta
acting was in his blood → llevaba la profesión de actor en la sangre
to sweat blood (= work hard) → sudar tinta or sangre; (= worry) → sudar la gota gorda
blood and thunder (= melodrama) → melodrama m
to have sb's blood on one's hands → tener las manos manchadas con la sangre de algn
to make one's blood run cold the look in his eyes made her blood run cold → su mirada hizo que se le helara la sangre (en las venas)
to get blood out of a stone → sacar agua de las piedras
getting her to talk is like trying to get blood out of a stone → hacer que hable es como sacar agua de las piedras
see also bay 3
see also flesh
2. (= family, ancestry) → sangre f
of noble/royal blood → de sangre noble/real
blood is thicker than water → la sangre tira
see also blue D
of noble/royal blood → de sangre noble/real
blood is thicker than water → la sangre tira
see also blue D
3. (fig)
3.2. (= feeling)
bad blood → hostilidad f
there had always been bad blood between him and his in-laws → siempre había existido hostilidad entre él y la familia de su mujer
bad blood → hostilidad f
there had always been bad blood between him and his in-laws → siempre había existido hostilidad entre él y la familia de su mujer
B. CPD blood bank N → banco m de sangre
blood blister N → ampolla f de sangre
blood brother N → hermano m de sangre
blood cell N → glóbulo m
blood clot N → coágulo m de sangre
blood corpuscle N → glóbulo m sanguíneo
blood count N → hemograma m, recuento m sanguíneo or globular
blood donor N → donante mf de sangre
blood feud N → enemistad f mortal (entre clanes, familias)
blood group N → grupo m sanguíneo
blood heat N → temperatura f del cuerpo
blood money N → dinero m manchado de sangre (en pago por asesinato); (as compensation) indemnización que se paga a la familia de alguien que ha sido asesinado
blood orange N → naranja f sanguina
blood plasma N → plasma m sanguíneo
blood poisoning N → septicemia f, envenenamiento m de la sangre
blood pressure N → tensión f or presión f arterial, presión f sanguínea
to have high/low blood pressure → tener la tensión alta/baja, tener hipertensión/hipotensión
to take sb's blood pressure → tomar la tensión a algn
blood pudding N → morcilla f
blood relation, blood relative N she is no blood relation to him → ella y él no son de la misma sangre → ella y él no son (parientes) cosanguíneos (frm)
blood relationship N → consanguinidad f, lazo m de parentesco
blood sausage N (US) = blood pudding blood sport N deporte en el que se matan animales
blood sugar (level) N → nivel m de azúcar en la sangre
blood supply N → riego m sanguíneo
blood test N → análisis m inv de sangre
blood transfusion N → transfusión f de sangre
blood type N = blood group blood vessel N → vaso m sanguíneo
blood blister N → ampolla f de sangre
blood brother N → hermano m de sangre
blood cell N → glóbulo m
blood clot N → coágulo m de sangre
blood corpuscle N → glóbulo m sanguíneo
blood count N → hemograma m, recuento m sanguíneo or globular
blood donor N → donante mf de sangre
blood feud N → enemistad f mortal (entre clanes, familias)
blood group N → grupo m sanguíneo
blood heat N → temperatura f del cuerpo
blood money N → dinero m manchado de sangre (en pago por asesinato); (as compensation) indemnización que se paga a la familia de alguien que ha sido asesinado
blood orange N → naranja f sanguina
blood plasma N → plasma m sanguíneo
blood poisoning N → septicemia f, envenenamiento m de la sangre
blood pressure N → tensión f or presión f arterial, presión f sanguínea
to have high/low blood pressure → tener la tensión alta/baja, tener hipertensión/hipotensión
to take sb's blood pressure → tomar la tensión a algn
blood pudding N → morcilla f
blood relation, blood relative N she is no blood relation to him → ella y él no son de la misma sangre → ella y él no son (parientes) cosanguíneos (frm)
blood relationship N → consanguinidad f, lazo m de parentesco
blood sausage N (US) = blood pudding blood sport N deporte en el que se matan animales
blood sugar (level) N → nivel m de azúcar en la sangre
blood supply N → riego m sanguíneo
blood test N → análisis m inv de sangre
blood transfusion N → transfusión f de sangre
blood type N = blood group blood vessel N → vaso m sanguíneo
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blood
[ˈblʌd] n → sang min cold blood → de sang froid
young blood, new blood (fig) → sang neuf
to need an injection of new blood → avoir besoin de sang neuf
bad blood (= ill feeling) → animosité f
to bay for blood → réclamer du sang
to have blue blood → avoir du sang bleu
it makes my blood boil → ça me met hors de moi
to make sb's blood run cold → donner le frisson à qn
to make sb's blood freeze → glacer le sang à qn
to have blood on one's hands → avoir du sang sur les mains
to be in one's blood
It's in her blood → Elle a ça dans le sang.
The desire to communicate was in her blood → Elle avait le désir de communiquer dans le sang.
it is like getting blood out of a stone, it is like getting blood from a stone, it is like getting blood out of a turnip (US) → c'est comme se heurter à un mur
to sweat blood → suer sang et eau
blood, sweat, and tears (= hardship) → du sang, de la sueur et des larmes
blood is thicker than water → la voix du sang est la plus forteblood alcohol
n → alcoolémie f
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blood
n
→ Blut nt; to give blood → Blut spenden; to spill or shed blood (in conflict, war) → Blut vergießen; it makes my blood boil → das macht mich rasend; his blood is up → er ist wütend; she’s out for or after his blood → sie will ihm an den Kragen (inf); his blood ran cold → es lief ihm eiskalt über den Rücken; this firm needs new blood → diese Firma braucht frisches Blut; it is like trying to get blood from a stone (prov) → das ist verlorene Liebesmüh; blood, sweat and tears → Blut, Schweiß und Tränen; he has (their) blood on his hands → an seinen Händen klebt (ihr) Blut ? bad blood
attr (= purebred) → reinrassig
blood
in cpds → Blut-;blood alcohol
n → Blutalkohol m
blood-and-thunder
blood bank
n → Blutbank f
blood bath
n → Blutbad nt
blood blister
n → Blutblase f
blood brother
n → Blutsbruder m
blood cell
n → Blutkörperchen nt
blood clot
n → Blutgerinnsel nt
blood count
n (Med) → Blutbild nt
bloodcurdling
blood donor
n → Blutspender(in) m(f)
blood feud
n → Blutfehde f
blood group
n → Blutgruppe f
blood guilt, blood guiltiness
n → Blutschuld f
blood heat
n → Körpertemperatur f
bloodhound
n
(Zool) → Bluthund m
blood
:blood-letting
n → Aderlass m
blood lust
n → Blutrünstigkeit f
bloodmobile
n (US) → Blutspendewagen m
blood money
n → Mordgeld nt
blood orange
n → Blutorange f
blood plasma
n → Blutplasma nt
blood poisoning
n → Blutvergiftung f
blood pudding
n → ˜ Blutwurst f
blood-red
adj → blutrot
blood relation
n → Blutsverwandte(r) mf
blood sample
n (Med) → Blutprobe f
bloodshed
n → Blutvergießen nt
bloodshot
adj → blutunterlaufen
blood sports
pl Jagdsport, Hahnenkampf etc
bloodstain
n → Blutfleck m
bloodstained
adj → blutig, blutbefleckt
bloodstock
n → reinrassige Zucht
bloodstone
n → Blutjaspis m, → Heliotrop m
bloodstream
n → Blut nt, → Blutkreislauf m
bloodsucker
n (Zool, fig) → Blutsauger m
blood sugar
blood test
n → Blutprobe f
bloodthirstiness
n (of tale, regime) → Blutrünstigkeit f; (of person, animal, disposition also) → Blutgier f
bloodthirsty
adj tale, regime → blutrünstig; person, animal, disposition also → blutgierig
blood ties
pl → Blutsbande pl (geh)
blood transfusion
n → Blutübertragung f, → (Blut)transfusion f
blood type
n → Blutgruppe f
Collins German Dictionary – Complete and Unabridged 7th Edition 2005. © William Collins Sons & Co. Ltd. 1980 © HarperCollins Publishers 1991, 1997, 1999, 2004, 2005, 2007
blood
[blʌd] n → sangue mto give blood → donare sangue
of royal blood → di sangue reale
there's bad blood between them → corre cattivo sangue fra di loro
new blood (fig) → nuova linfa
it's like trying to get blood out of a stone → è come voler cavare sangue dalle pietre
in cold blood → a sangue freddo
blood is thicker than water (Proverb) → il sangue non è acqua
it's in the blood → ce l'ho (or l'hai ) nel sangue
he's after my blood (hum) → se mi prende m'ammazza
my blood ran cold → mi son sentito gelare il sangue
Collins Italian Dictionary 1st Edition © HarperCollins Publishers 1995
blood
(blad) noun1. the red fluid pumped through the body by the heart. Blood poured from the wound in his side.
2. descent or ancestors. He is of royal blood.
ˈbloodless adjective1. without the shedding of blood. a bloodless victory.
2. anaemic. She is definitely bloodless.
ˈbloody adjective1. stained with blood. a bloody shirt; His clothes were torn and bloody.
2. bleeding. a bloody nose.
3. murderous and cruel. a bloody battle.
4. used in slang vulgarly for emphasis. That bloody car ran over my foot!
ˈbloodcurdling adjective terrifying and horrible. a blood-curdling scream.
blood donor a person who gives blood for use by another person in transfusion etc.
blood group/type any one of the types into which human blood is classified. Her blood group is O.
ˈblood-poisoning noun an infection of the blood. He is suffering from blood-poisoning.
blood pressure the (amount of) pressure of the blood on the walls of the blood-vessels. The excitement will raise his blood pressure.
ˈbloodshed noun deaths or shedding of blood. There was much bloodshed in the battle.
ˈbloodshot adjective (of eyes) full of red lines and inflamed with blood.
ˈbloodstained adjective stained with blood. a bloodstained bandage.
ˈbloodstream noun the blood flowing through the body. The poison entered her bloodstream.
ˈblood test noun an analysis of a patient's blood to find out if he/she has any diseases. etc.
ˈbloodthirsty adjective1. eager to kill people. a bloodthirsty warrior.
2. (of a film etc) full of scenes in which there is much killing.
ˈbloodthirstiness nounˈblood transfusion noun
the process of giving blood to someone through the veins during an operation etc.
ˈblood-vessel noun any of the tubes in the body through which the blood flows. He has burst a blood-vessel.
in cold blood while free from excitement or passion. He killed his son in cold blood.
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blood
→ دَم krev blod Blut αίμα sangre veri sang krv sangue 血 피 bloed blod krew sangue кровь blod เลือด kan máu 血液Multilingual Translator © HarperCollins Publishers 2009
blood
n. sangre;
autologous ___ → ___ autóloga;
___ alcohol concentration → concentración de alcohol en la ___;
___ alcohol test → prueba de alcoholemia;
___ bank → banco de ___;
___ cell count → conteo globular, conteo de células sanguíneas;
___ clotting ability → propiedad de coagulación;
___ count → conteo sanguíneo;
___ culture → hemocultivo;
___ clot → coágulo de ___;
___ coagulation time → tiempo de coagulación sanguínea;
___ derivatives → derivados sanguíneos, hemoderivados;
___ donor → donante de ___;
___ gases → gases sanguíneos;
___ groups → grupos sanguíneos;
___ grouping → determinación de grupos sanguíneos;
___ oxygen analysis → análisis del oxígeno contenido en la ___;
___ plasma → plasma sanguíneo;
___ pressure → presión arterial;
___ products → productos sanguíneos;
___ proteins → proteínas sanguíneas;
___ relation → consanguíneo-a;
___ screening → prueba selecta de ___;
___ sputum → esputo sanguinolento;
___ substitutes → substitutos sanguíneos;
___ sugar → glucemia;
___ transfusion → transfusión sanguínea;
___ type → grupo sanguíneo;
___ typing → determinación del grupo sanguíneo;
___ vessel → vaso sanguíneo;
packed ___ cells → células paquete, células sanguíneas compactadas;
peripheral ___ → ___ periférica.
English-Spanish Medical Dictionary © Farlex 2012
Collins Multilingual Translator © HarperCollins Publishers 2009
blood
n sangre f; arterial — gas gasometría arterial, gases mpl arteriales; — poisoning (ant) septicemia (form), infección f de la sangre; — pressure V. pressure; — pressure monitor V. monitor; cord — sangre del cordón umbilical; whole — sangre totalEnglish-Spanish/Spanish-English Medical Dictionary Copyright © 2006 by The McGraw-Hill Companies, Inc. All rights reserved.