v.给…除血，使无血

原形：exsanguinate第三人称单数：exsanguinates过去式：exsanguinated过去分词：exsanguinated现在分词：exsanguinating

The patient was quickly resuscitated after the doctor exsanguinated them to replace their lost blood.
这名病人在医生放血后迅速恢复了生命体征以补充失去的血液。
The vampire's fangs pierced deep into his neck, exsanguinating him instantly.
吸血鬼的獠牙深深刺入他的颈动脉，他瞬间失血过多。
After the accident, emergency responders had to exsanguinate the victim to prevent further hemorrhaging.
事故后，急救人员必须对受害者放血以防止进一步出血。
The animal's severe injury led to excessive exsanguination, causing it to lose consciousness.
动物的严重伤势导致大量失血，使其陷入昏迷状态。
The surgery required the surgeon to carefully exsanguinate the patient to minimize blood loss.
手术过程中，外科医生需谨慎放血以减少出血量。
In extreme cases, medical professionals may practice controlled exsanguination as part of trauma treatment.
在极端情况下，医疗专业人员可能会进行有控制的放血作为创伤治疗的一部分。
The victim's life was saved when the paramedic managed to stop the exsanguination with a tourniquet.
当医护人员用止血带阻止了失血，受害者的生命得以挽救。
After the hunting, the predator had to exsanguinate its prey to consume its fresh blood.
猎杀之后，掠食者必须放血以享用新鲜的血液。
The character's demise was a result of excessive exsanguination due to a severe injury sustained in battle.
角色的死亡是由于战斗中遭受严重伤害而失血过多造成的。
The experiment involved artificially exsanguinating rats to study their response to hemorrhage.
这项实验通过人为放血来研究老鼠对失血的反应。