| | to suck blood | |
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| | blood / colloquial pr. [xie3] / CL: 滴, 片 | HSK 3 |
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| | to take advantage of others' misfortune (idiom) | |
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| | lit. to draw blood on the first prick (idiom) / fig. to hit the nail on the head | |
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| | cardiovascular disease | |
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| | stroke / cerebral hemorrhage | |
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| | to spare no effort / to devote all one's energies | |
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| | to be prompted by a sudden impulse / carried away by a whim / to have a brainstorm | |
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| | sickle-cell anemia | |
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| | blood pressure | HSK 7-9 |
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| | bloody garment | |
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| | to cough up blood | |
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| | cardiovascular | |
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| | lit. no blood on the men's swords (idiom); fig. an effortless victory | |
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| | the body and blood of Christ / Holy communion | |
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| | hypoglycemia (medicine) | |
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| | lit. to spit out one's heart and spill blood (idiom) / to work one's heart out / blood, sweat and tears | |
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| | serum / blood serum | |
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| | blood cell | |
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| | lit. head broken and blood flowing / fig. badly bruised | |
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| | lit. to pour dog's blood on (idiom) / fig. torrent of abuse | |
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| | blood / (fig.) lifeblood | HSK 6 |
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| | blood circulation | |
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| | flesh | |
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| | (idiom) to be fired up; to have one's blood racing; to be burning (with excitement, passion, anger etc) | |
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| | viremia | |
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| | leukemia | |
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| | cold-blooded animal / fig. cold-hearted person | |
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| | Iron Chancellor, refers to Otto von Bismarck (1815-1898), Prussian politician, minister-president of Prussia 1862-1873, Chancellor of Germany 1871-1890 | |
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| | blood pressure meter / sphygmomanometer | |
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| | cerebral hemorrhage / stroke | |
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| | hyperemia (increase in blood flow) / blood congestion | |
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| | bloody; blood-soaked; gory; grisly / cruel; brutal; harsh; grim; bitter | |
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| | to take blood / to draw blood (e.g. for a test) | |
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| | hematin (blood pigment) / heme / hemoglobin / also written 血紅蛋白｜血红蛋白 | |
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| | hemorrhagic fever | |
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| | to lose blood / to hemorrhage / (fig.) to suffer losses (financial etc) | |
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| | blood donor | |
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| | lit. to inject chicken blood / (coll.) extremely excited or energetic (often used mockingly) | |
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| | hot blood / warm-blooded (animal) / endothermic (physiology) | |
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| | erythrocyte / red blood cell | |
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| | to do a blood test / to have one's blood tested | |
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| | to bleed from the nose / (fig.) to be sexually aroused | |
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| | blood donor | |
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| | dengue hemorrhagic fever (DHF) | |
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| | (medicine) (of blood) to flow back into the IV tube / (gaming) to restore health points; (fig.) to recover (to some extent) | |
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| | (Christianity) Precious Blood (of Jesus Christ); Blood of Christ | |
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| | bloody battle | |
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| | thrombosis | |
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| | to staunch (bleeding) / hemostatic (drug) | HSK 7-9 |
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| | (idiom) the courage born of stirred emotions | |
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| | (biochemistry) heme / (Tw) hemoglobin | |
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| | cerebrovascular disease | |
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| | cold-blood / cold-blooded (animal) | |
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| | lit. fat and blood / fruit of one's hard labor / flesh and blood | |
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| | blood relationship; consanguinity | |
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| | septicaemia | |
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| | torrent of abuse (idiom) | |
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| | full of sap (idiom); young and vigorous | |
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| | thin blood / watery blood | |
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| | to donate blood | |
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| | to bleed; bleeding / (fig.) to spend money in large amounts | HSK 7-9 |
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| | blood flow | |
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| | sb who sells one's blood for a living | |
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| | bloodline | HSK 7-9 |
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| | blood | HSK 7-9 |
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| | thrombin (biochemistry) | |
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| | anemia | |
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| | sickle cell anemia | |
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| | iron and blood; (fig.) weapons and war; bloody conflict / (of a person) iron-willed and ready to die | |
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| | to carry out a bloodbath in (a place) / (fig.) to wreak havoc on | |
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| | bloodstain | |
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| | to donate blood | |
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| | direct descendant / blood relative | |
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| | debt of blood (after killing sb) | |
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| | blood and vital breath / bloodline (i.e. parentage) / valor | |
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| | blood is thicker than water / fig. family ties are closer than social relations | |
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| | angioma (medicine) | |
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| | to transfuse blood / to give aid and support | HSK 7-9 |
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| | blood sucker / a leech / leecher | |
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| | color (of one's skin, a sign of good health) / red of cheeks | |
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| | blood clot | |
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| | hemaglutinin (protein causing blood clotting) | |
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| | vampire squid (Vampyroteuthis infernalis) | |
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| | scurvy | |
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| | qi and blood (two basic bodily fluids of Chinese medicine) | |
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| | cerebral anemia | |
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| | schistosomiasis | |
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| | blood group / blood type | |
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| | atherosclerosis / hardening of the arteries | |
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| | blood generating stem cells (in bone marrow) | |
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| | occult blood (in medicine, fecal blood from internal bleeding) | |
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| | fuller; blood groove (on a blade) / (gaming) health bar | |
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| | wisps of blood / visible veins / (of eyes) bloodshot | |
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| | to hemorrhage / (fig.) to make a huge loss (in selling sth); to spend a huge sum | |
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| | capillary | |
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| | hemolytic disease of newborn (breakdown of red blood cells due to alloimmune reaction between mother and fetus) | |
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| | cerebral hemorrhage | |
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