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Meanings of hemorrhaging in English

Russian
кровотечения
Portuguese
sangramento
Spanish
sangrado
Catalan
hemorràgia
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Loss of blood escaping from the circulatory system.

кровотечения
Usage of hemorrhaging in English
1
They suffered the pain of spontaneous hemorrhaging into their muscles and joints.
The illustrated longitude: the true story of a lone genius who s...
2
No one would have guessed at her association with a hemorrhaging girl.
Anthropology of an american girl: a novel
3
The disease can cause, among other things, spontaneous hemorrhaging into the joints.
Wired
4
Level Three, patient secretes a black, necrotic blood from prolonged internal hemorrhaging.
Wired
5
Estimates report that the legal tobacco industry is hemorrhaging R35 million a day.
The South African
6
New York was a basket case, all band-aids on hemorrhaging wounds.
Wired
7
Thirty-five percent of stroke events observed in Dakar, Senegal involve hemorrhaging.
Pubmed
8
The obvious being the circumstances, the leather collar, eyeball hemorrhaging, and so on.
Heat Rises
9
They were hemorrhaging money when the bank finally dropped the ax.
The king of lies
10
His father had never forgiven Stechlin for failing to stop his wife's hemorrhaging.
The hangman's daughter
11
This decrease in cadherin expression was accompanied by reduced pericyte recruitment and hemorrhaging.
Pubmed
12
The press was hemorrhaging stories on 'the Girl in the Box.'
Monday Mourning
13
She risks hemorrhaging support by taking up the cause of the beleaguered minority.
Reuters
14
The external hemorrhaging from orifices was characteristic of the Ebola virus.
The panic zone
15
His panic started when he realized that he was still hemorrhaging.
The Complete Rama Omnibus
16
For a division that's hemorrhaging cash like AOL, this could be bad news.
Wired
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Hemorrhaging through the time
Hemorrhaging across language varieties
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