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Meanings of bloodstream in English

Portuguese
corrente sangüínea
Catalan
corrent sanguini

The blood flowing through the circulatory system.

corrente sangüínea

The flow of the blood through the body.

Usage of bloodstream in English
1
During those same two years, something slept in the True Knot's bloodstream.
Doctor Sleep
2
Early identification of bloodstream pathogens and resistance will probably improve population-level outcomes.
Pubmed
3
Traditionally, cleansing the bloodstream of toxins is a process known as hemofiltration.
Wired
4
MRSA bloodstream infections fell in the community and in hospitalized patients alike.
Reuters
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But the examiner found extremely high amounts of diazepam in her bloodstream.
Seven Minutes in Heaven
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These are then released into our bloodstream and carried around the body.
The Guardian
7
It needs to deliver the toxins into the bloodstream of the predator.
BBC
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I moved quickly, bloodstream charged with enough adrenaline to float a destroyer.
Speaking in Bones
9
Rogue Nation seeks to inject concentrated Tomoxon directly into the Eastern bloodstream.
The Irish Times
10
The morbidity and mortality associated with Pseudomonas aeruginosa bloodstream infections are significant.
Pubmed
11
Prince Harry clearly has something of that royal pugnacity in the bloodstream.
The Guardian
12
Tearing, in turn, allows for passage of the virus into the bloodstream.
Feminist dot com
13
The symphysis pubis is infected via the bloodstream, usually by a staphylococcus.
Pubmed
14
With adrenaline and guilt saturating my bloodstream, none of this is easy.
The smoke room: a novel of suspense
15
There was no non-technological method of getting the medication into his bloodstream.
The Naked God
16
I felt as though liquid nitrogen had been injected into my bloodstream.
Speaking in Bones
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Translations for bloodstream
Bloodstream through the time
Bloodstream across language varieties
United States of America
Common
United Kingdom
Rare