adj.失血的；无血的；贫血症的

The vampire drained the woman's blood, leaving her exsanguine.
僵尸吸干了女人的血液，让她失血过多。
After the long surgery, the patient was exsanguine and needed immediate transfusion.
经过长时间的手术，病人失血过多，需要立即输血。
The doctor warned the patient about the risk of becoming exsanguine during a prolonged operation.
医生警告病人，在长时间的手术中有可能失血过多。
The medical team had to perform a transfusion to revive an exsanguine patient after a car accident.
在车祸后，医疗团队不得不进行输血来挽救一个失血过多的患者。
The ancient text described the effects of a poison that could cause the victim to become exsanguine.
古代文献描述了一种毒药的效果，可以使受害者失血过多。
The detective found a note suggesting the suspect had left the scene exsanguine to cover up the murder.
侦探发现了一张纸条，暗示嫌疑人为了让谋杀案看起来像是意外死亡而让受害者失血过多离开现场。
The scientist was studying the effects of different diets on the rate of blood loss in animals, aiming to understand how they might become exsanguine.
科学家正在研究不同饮食对动物出血速度的影响，目的是了解它们如何会失血过多。
The surgeon explained that he had to stop the bleeding immediately to prevent the patient from becoming exsanguine during the operation.
外科医生解释说，他必须立即止血，以防止病人在手术过程中失血过多。
The emergency room staff rushed to stabilize the exsanguine patient who had been brought in from a shooting incident.
急诊室工作人员急忙稳定了一个从枪击事件中被送来的失血过多的病人。
The historian mentioned that the medieval knights would sometimes practice "exsanguination" as a form of torture, causing their victims to lose a significant amount of blood.
历史学家提到，中世纪的骑士有时会将“失血”作为一种酷刑形式，导致他们的受害者大量失血。