0 sb who gives sth for free -- giver [ masculine ]
a generous donor en generøs giver
1 sb who gives their blood or body part -- donor [ masculine ]
organ donors organdonorer
2 a giver of a gift or of a part of the body used to replace a diseased part of someone else’s body -- giver, donator; donor
There is still the requirement for parental consent as a safeguard against the exploitation of children as organ donors.
Less obvious: recipients know that donors and nondonors have categorized themselves knowingly and voluntarily.
Given a chance, this protocol might expand the pool of potential donors and recipients, reducing the gap between the 62,000 waiting and the 5,500 donating.
He ignored requests for internal funding and blocked access to external donors.
Three fermentations were carried out using inocula from three healthy human donors.
The allocation ofriskbetween donors and recipients is one such problem.
Many donors are involved in projects and programmes that are intertwined in time and space in a given country.
The disease was locally eliminated from many countries following an intensive worldwide spraying operation funded by international donors.
