haemorrhage

• Saída de sangue de um vaso sanguíneo rompido, especialmente em grande quantidade; pode ser interna ou externa.

A noun referring to the escape of blood from a damaged blood vessel, often used in medical contexts.

1. Bleeding from ruptured vesselB2formalbritishmedical

   The uncontrolled escape of blood from a damaged or broken blood vessel, often occurring inside the body.

   Hemorragia

   • The patient suffered a brain haemorrhage after the accident.
   • Internal haemorrhage can be life-threatening if not treated quickly.
   • The surgeon successfully stopped the haemorrhage during the operation.
   • Excessive bleeding from a haemorrhage may require a blood transfusion.

   Sinônimosbleeding

2. Severe loss of resourcesC1informalbusiness

   A sudden and significant loss of something valuable, such as money, talent, or data, often indicating a critical problem.

   Hemorragia de recursos

   • The company experienced a haemorrhage of skilled employees to competitors.
   • The budget deficit caused a financial haemorrhage that nearly bankrupted the firm.
   • The government is trying to stop the haemorrhage of public funds.
   • We need to fix the system quickly to prevent further data haemorrhage.

   Sinônimosbleedingdepletiondrainexoduslossoutflow