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词汇 blood clot
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Definition of blood clot in English:

blood clot

noun
  • A gelatinous mass of fibrin and blood cells formed by the coagulation of blood.

    Example sentencesExamples
    • He'd already felt the wound begin to mend and the blood clot before the girl touched the bandages.
    • Among the 39 travellers who suffered from a blood clot, 28 had travelled by car, nine by plane and two by train.
    • We suspected that Dad may have a tumour in his shoulder from all the pain he's been getting from that but it turns out to be a blood clot, so easily treatable.
    • His diagnosis was that I had a large blood clot in my arm and it was fortunate that I got there when I did.
    • Well, I have a small blood clot from the big bruise and sometimes it bothers me.
    • Her heart muscle was irreparably damaged by a blood clot and now she takes daily medication to control her heart beat and rhythm.
    • He ended up in and out of hospitals with mysterious coronary troubles and a blood clot in each lung.
    • After open-heart surgery in London, he was about to leave hospital when he developed a blood clot and was saved by emergency surgery.
    • He had suffered a fatal blood clot, likely to have been brought on by periods of sustained immobility caused by Parkinson's disease.
    • He had suffered a blood clot which led to an irregular heartbeat and has now been told by doctors to stop working a 70-hour week.
    • She is still awaiting the results of tests on a shadow an X-ray revealed on her lung which doctors believe is a blood clot that may require surgery.
    • In 1998, she broke her left hip and a blood clot was discovered for which she was given a course of blood-thinning drugs.
    • She almost died after suffering a massive blood clot in her back, and suffered a broken leg and beatings which caused permanent scars.
    • During most strokes, a blood vessel in the brain becomes clogged by a blood clot.
    • The good news is that it is definitely not a blood clot and I probably don't have kidney stones.
    • The official cause of death is a heart attack in one case and a blood clot in the lung in the other.
    • Platelets are the part of blood that stick together to form a blood clot.
    • He underwent surgery to remove a blood clot from his brain.
    • The most common form of stroke occurs when part of the brain is deprived of oxygen after a blood vessel is suddenly clogged by a blood clot.
    • She was left with a fractured cheekbone, two chipped ribs and a possible blood clot on her lung after an unprovoked and ferocious attack.

Definition of blood clot in US English:

blood clot

noun
  • A gelatinous mass of fibrin and blood cells formed by the coagulation of blood.

    Example sentencesExamples
    • He ended up in and out of hospitals with mysterious coronary troubles and a blood clot in each lung.
    • The most common form of stroke occurs when part of the brain is deprived of oxygen after a blood vessel is suddenly clogged by a blood clot.
    • He had suffered a blood clot which led to an irregular heartbeat and has now been told by doctors to stop working a 70-hour week.
    • The official cause of death is a heart attack in one case and a blood clot in the lung in the other.
    • Well, I have a small blood clot from the big bruise and sometimes it bothers me.
    • Platelets are the part of blood that stick together to form a blood clot.
    • She is still awaiting the results of tests on a shadow an X-ray revealed on her lung which doctors believe is a blood clot that may require surgery.
    • The good news is that it is definitely not a blood clot and I probably don't have kidney stones.
    • Her heart muscle was irreparably damaged by a blood clot and now she takes daily medication to control her heart beat and rhythm.
    • After open-heart surgery in London, he was about to leave hospital when he developed a blood clot and was saved by emergency surgery.
    • We suspected that Dad may have a tumour in his shoulder from all the pain he's been getting from that but it turns out to be a blood clot, so easily treatable.
    • In 1998, she broke her left hip and a blood clot was discovered for which she was given a course of blood-thinning drugs.
    • He underwent surgery to remove a blood clot from his brain.
    • She almost died after suffering a massive blood clot in her back, and suffered a broken leg and beatings which caused permanent scars.
    • His diagnosis was that I had a large blood clot in my arm and it was fortunate that I got there when I did.
    • He'd already felt the wound begin to mend and the blood clot before the girl touched the bandages.
    • Among the 39 travellers who suffered from a blood clot, 28 had travelled by car, nine by plane and two by train.
    • She was left with a fractured cheekbone, two chipped ribs and a possible blood clot on her lung after an unprovoked and ferocious attack.
    • He had suffered a fatal blood clot, likely to have been brought on by periods of sustained immobility caused by Parkinson's disease.
    • During most strokes, a blood vessel in the brain becomes clogged by a blood clot.
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