hemorrhage

hemorragia

Pérdida abundante de sangre dentro o fuera del cuerpo.

En inglés sencillo: A large loss of blood inside or outside the body.

• She suffered a brain hemorrhage.
• Doctors stopped the hemorrhage after the operation.
• An internal hemorrhage can be difficult to detect.

Sinónimos: heavy bleeding

Expresiones frecuentes: internal hemorrhage, brain hemorrhage, severe hemorrhage

pérdida masiva, fuga

Pérdida repentina o muy grande de dinero, personas u otras cosas valiosas.

En inglés sencillo: A sudden or very large loss of money, people, or other valuable things.

• The company faced a hemorrhage of cash.
• Higher wages abroad caused a hemorrhage of talent.
• Managers struggled to stop the financial hemorrhage.

Cómo se usa: a hemorrhage of something (The industry faces a hemorrhage of skilled workers.)

Sinónimos: drain, outflow

Expresiones frecuentes: hemorrhage of money, hemorrhage of talent, financial hemorrhage

sangrar abundantemente

Perder una gran cantidad de sangre.

En inglés sencillo: To lose a large amount of blood.

• The patient began to hemorrhage.
• She hemorrhaged during the operation.
• Doctors acted quickly when he started hemorrhaging internally.

Sinónimos: bleed heavily

Expresiones frecuentes: hemorrhage badly, hemorrhage internally, begin to hemorrhage

perder masivamente

Perder grandes cantidades de algo valioso, hasta causar problemas graves.

En inglés sencillo: To lose large amounts of something valuable, causing serious problems.

• The company is hemorrhaging cash.
• The hospital hemorrhaged experienced staff last year.
• Can the newspaper survive if it continues to hemorrhage readers?

Cómo se usa: hemorrhage something (The business continues to hemorrhage money.)

Sinónimos: lose, shed

Expresiones frecuentes: hemorrhage money, hemorrhage cash, hemorrhage staff, hemorrhage customers