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unstaunched

/ʌnstˈɔntʃt/ adj

Not staunched.

Word Origin Staunch (or stanch) comes from Old French estanchier, from Latin stagnare 'to stagnate, stop the flow'. Unstaunched means not stopped, especially of bleeding. The same root gives us stagnant, stanchion (a support that stops movement), and the word staunch meaning loyal (originally 'watertight').

adj Not staunched.

The unstaunched wound continued to bleed profusely despite their efforts.

(形容词) 未止住的

尽管他们努力止血，未止住的伤口仍在大量流血。

(adjetivo) No detenido; no contenido.

La herida no detenida siguió sangrando profusamente a pesar de sus esfuerzos.

(adjectif) non étanché [Qui n'a pas été étanché ou arrêté, en parlant notamment d'un saignement.]

La plaie, dont le saignement n'avait pas été arrêté, continuait à saigner abondamment malgré leurs efforts.

(Adjektiv) nicht gestillt; unversorgt (Blutung) [Nicht gestillt oder zum Stillstand gebracht; insbesondere von Blutungen, die nicht gestoppt wurden.]

Die **unstaunched** Wunde blutete trotz aller Bemühungen weiter stark.

(形容詞) 止められていない、特に出血などが食い止められていない状態。

止血されていない傷は、彼らの処置にもかかわらず大量に出血し続けた。

(adjetivo) não estancado [Não estancado.]

O ferimento não estancado continuou a sangrar profusamente apesar dos esforços deles.

Synonyms: unstopped unchecked unabated continuous Antonyms: staunched stopped checked halted
Word parts: un + staunch + ed

Related words

stationary

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