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Pronunciation / Transliteration: perfusion
"Cette entreprise a besoin d'une perfusion de capitaux."
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The introduction of a new element or quality into something.
"The company desperately needs an infusion of fresh capital."
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Linguistic Origin & Historical Etymology
The term 'infusion' originates from the Latin 'infusio', meaning 'to pour in'. It evolved through Middle English, where it referred to the act of steeping a substance in a liquid to extract flavors or medicinal properties.
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10 Global Lexicons: How "Infusion" is said worldwide
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perfusion
Transliteration: perfusion
"Cette entreprise a besoin d'une perfusion de capitaux."
Infusion
Transliteration: Infusion
"Der Patient erhält eine Infusion."
infusione
Transliteration: infusione
"Hanno fatto un'infusione di liquidi."
infusión
Transliteration: infusión
"Tomé una infusión de manzanilla."
infusão
Transliteration: infusão
"A empresa recebeu uma infusão de fundos."
संचार
Transliteration: sanchar
"कंपनी को नए फंड के संचार की आवश्यकता है।"
注入
Transliteration: zhùrù
"我们需要为项目注入新的资金。"
주입
Transliteration: juip
"회사는 새로운 자금 주입이 필요하다."
注入
Transliteration: chūnyū
"会社には新しい資金の注入が必要です。"
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