Definition of transfuse - Reverso English Dictionary
Verb
1.
medicalTECH. transfer blood or other fluid into a bodyTECH.
- The doctor decided to transfuse blood to the patient immediately..
2.
spread influenceRare cause to spread or pass from one to anotherRare
- His enthusiasm for the project transfused to the entire team..
3.
pouringDated pour liquid from one container to anotherDated
- She carefully transfused the wine into a decanter.
Origin of transfuse
Latin, transfundere (to pour over)
Examples of transfuse in a sentence
They needed to transfuse plasma to stabilize her condition. Her passion for music transfused to her students. The leader's vision transfused to the entire organization. He transfused the juice into a glass pitcher. The chemist transfused the solution into a test tube.
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- French:transfuser, transmettre, ...
- German:transfundieren, übertragen, ...
- Italian:trasfondere, infondere, ...
- Spanish:transfundir, transmitir, ...
- Portuguese:transfundir, transmitir, ...
- Chinese:输血, 传递, ...
- Japanese:輸血する, 伝播する, ...
- Arabic:نَقَلَ, بَثَّ, ...
- Hebrew:לַעֲשׂוֹת עִירוּי, לְהַעֲבִיר, ...
- Russian:переливать, передавать, ...
- Ukrainian:переливати, передавати, ...
- Hindi:रक्त चढ़ाना, प्रसारित करना, ...
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