transfuse
/ˈtrænzˌfjuːs/Definitions
1. verb
to give (something, especially blood or a liquid) to a person or animal through a vein, typically because they need it to survive
“The doctor decided to transfuse the patient with a unit of O-negative blood.”
2. verb
to transfer (a set of data or a program) from a computer to another
“She decided to transfuse the files from her old computer to the new one.”
3. noun
the act of giving (something, especially blood or a liquid) to a person or animal through a vein
“The transfusion of the patient’s blood was a success.”