clots
word · lemma: clot
Definition
Solid lumps that form when a liquid, especially blood, thickens and sticks together. In medicine, 'clots' usually refers to blood clots.
Usage & Nuances
Most often used in medical or scientific contexts to talk about blood clots, which can be dangerous. Not commonly used in everyday conversation. Common collocations: 'blood clots', 'form clots', 'prevent clots'. Don't confuse with 'clouds'.
Spanish: coágulosPortuguese (BR): coágulosPortuguese (PT): coágulosChinese (Simplified): 血块Chinese (Traditional): 血塊Hindi: थक्केArabic: جلطات
Example Sentences
The doctor found clots in his leg.
basic
Blood clots can be dangerous if not treated.
basic
He takes medicine to prevent clots.
basic
After the surgery, they checked for clots with a scan.
natural
Sometimes small clots form if you get a deep cut.
natural
If you notice swelling or pain, it could mean there are clots.
natural