Transfuse
verb
To pour a liquid, like blood, from one body to another.
The doctor had to transfuse blood into the patient after the accident.
Often appears as...
- transfuse blood
- transfuse oxygen
verb
To spread something or make it circulate through a system or area.
He wanted his passion for painting to transfuse into his students.
Often appears as...
- transfuse passion
- transfuse enthusiasm
verb
To permeate or infuse with a quality or characteristic.
His confidence transfused into the room.
Often appears as...
- transfuse confidence
- transfuse knowledge
verb
To pour a liquid, like blood, from one body to another.
The doctor had to transfuse blood into the patient after the accident.
Often appears as...
- transfuse blood
- transfuse oxygen
verb
To spread something or make it circulate through a system or area.
He wanted his passion for painting to transfuse into his students.
Often appears as...
- transfuse passion
- transfuse enthusiasm
verb
To permeate or infuse with a quality or characteristic.
His confidence transfused into the room.
Often appears as...
- transfuse confidence
- transfuse knowledge
Definition 1 of 3
Pro Tip 1/3Medical Procedure
It's primarily used in a medical context to describe the process of transferring blood.
After losing a lot of blood, the victim was quickly transfused with a matching blood type.
Pro Tip 2/3Emergency Usage
Often associated with urgent, lifesaving situations.
The paramedics arrived and immediately began to transfuse the patient.
Pro Tip 3/3Direct Transfer
Highlights the direct transference from one entity to another.
It was necessary to transfuse the plasma directly to the recipient's bloodstream.
Pro Tip 1/3Medical Procedure
It's primarily used in a medical context to describe the process of transferring blood.
After losing a lot of blood, the victim was quickly transfused with a matching blood type.
Pro Tip 2/3Emergency Usage
Often associated with urgent, lifesaving situations.
The paramedics arrived and immediately began to transfuse the patient.
Pro Tip 3/3Direct Transfer
Highlights the direct transference from one entity to another.
It was necessary to transfuse the plasma directly to the recipient's bloodstream.
Pro Tip 1/3Medical Procedure
It's primarily used in a medical context to describe the process of transferring blood.
After losing a lot of blood, the victim was quickly transfused with a matching blood type.
Pro Tip 2/3Emergency Usage
Often associated with urgent, lifesaving situations.
The paramedics arrived and immediately began to transfuse the patient.
Pro Tip 3/3Direct Transfer
Highlights the direct transference from one entity to another.
It was necessary to transfuse the plasma directly to the recipient's bloodstream.
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Video examples
How do blood transfusions...
medics safely stored and preserved liters of blood, wheeling it directly onto the battlefield to transfuse wounded soldiers. After the war, this crude portable box would become the inspiration for the modern-day blood bank, a fixture of hospitals around the world.
Video examples
How we must respond to...
So people who are recovered, it appears, have really effective antibodies in their blood. So you could go, transfuse them and only take out the white cells, the immune cells.
Video examples
How do blood transfusions...
medics safely stored and preserved liters of blood, wheeling it directly onto the battlefield to transfuse wounded soldiers. After the war, this crude portable box would become the inspiration for the modern-day blood bank, a fixture of hospitals around the world.
Video examples
How we must respond to...
So people who are recovered, it appears, have really effective antibodies in their blood. So you could go, transfuse them and only take out the white cells, the immune cells.
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