The Chinese word **输血** (shū xuè) is a compound word formed through the morphological process of **verb-object combination**, where the first character **输** (shū) means "to transport" or "to convey," and the second character **血** (xuè) means "blood." Together, they literally describe the action of "conveying blood," which directly corresponds to the medical procedure of "blood transfusion." This formation is typical in Chinese for creating precise terminology by logically combining a verb with its direct object to name an action or process.