1.Interestingly, once the blood leaves these glomeruli it does not enter into venules.

有趣的，当动脉血离开这些肾小球后，并不进入小静脉。

2.The oxygen-rich blood moves into a venule and then, eventually, into a pulmonary vein that dumps the blood into the left atrium.

含氧气的血液汇入小静脉，最终进入肺静脉；肺静脉将血液排入左心。

3.On the other end of the capillary bed there's a venule, and the arteriole and venule are usually directly connected by a vessel called the metarteriole.

在毛细血管床的另端，有小静脉；小动脉和小静脉通常种叫后微动脉的血管直接连接的。

4.And blood pressure in veins is extremely low compared with pressure in arteries. The smallest veins, called venule , are formed by the union of capillaries.

微静脉 壁略厚于毛细血管壁。随着静脉变大，管壁变厚。

5.The fetal layer of the placenta on the other hand is called the chorion, which is a tissue that has fingerlike projections called chorionic villi which contain tiny fetal arterioles and venules.

胎盘的“胎儿层”也被称为绒毛膜；这种有绒毛膜绒毛这种手指状突起的组织，含微小的胎儿动脉和静脉。

6.Loaded up with carbon dioxide, the blood turns that dark red color again (shown as blue) and starts the return journey to the heart by going into small venules and then larger veins.

随着二氧化碳的增加，血液会再次变成暗红色（画为蓝色）并开始返回心脏，先进入小静脉，然后较大的静脉。

7.The cells send their CO2 and other junk out to the venal end of the capillary exchange where the capillaries unite into venules, and then merge into veins that head back to the heart.

细胞将二氧化碳和其他垃圾输送到毛细血管交换的静脉端，毛细血管在那里结合成小静脉，然后合并成静脉返回心脏。