transfusion

See also: Transfusion and transfusión

English

Borrowed from Latin transfūsiō.

transfusion (countable and uncountable, plural transfusions)

(medicine) The transfer of blood or blood products from one individual to another.
The act of pouring liquid from one vessel to another.

medicine: the transfer of blood or blood products from one individual to another

Arabic: نَقْل اَلدَّم m (naql ad-dam), إِصْفَاق m (ʔiṣfāq)
Catalan: transfusió f
Chinese:
Mandarin: 輸血／输血 (zh) (shūxuè or shūxiě)
Czech: transfuze f
Danish: transfusion c
Dutch: transfusie (nl) f
Esperanto: transfuzo
Finnish: verensiirto (fi)
Galician: transfusión f
German: Transfusion (de), Bluttransfusion (de)
Greek: μετάγγιση (el) f (metángisi)
Hungarian: vérátömlesztés (hu), transzfúzió (hu)
Japanese: 輸血 (ja) (yuketsu)
Malay: pemindahan darah, transfusi
Persian: انتقال خون (enteqâl-e xôn)
Romanian: transfuzie de sânge f, transfuzie (ro) f
Russian: перелива́ние (ru) n (perelivánije), трансфу́зия (ru) f (transfúzija), перелива́ние кро́ви (ru) n (perelivánije króvi, literally “blood transfusion”), гемотрансфу́зия (ru) f (gemotransfúzija, literally “haemotranfusion”)
Spanish: transfusión (es) f
Ukrainian: перелива́ння n (perelyvánnja), трансфу́зія f (transfúzija), перелива́ння кро́ві n (perelyvánnja króvi, literally “blood transfusion”), гемотрансфу́зія f (hemotransfúzija, literally “haemotranfusion”)

the act of pouring liquid from one vessel to another

transfusion f (plural transfusions)