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bleed

释义

bleed

verb

UK /bliːd/

Word Forms

present tense
I/you/we/they	bleed
he/she/it	bleeds
present participle	bleeding
past tense	bled
past participle	bled

1
intransitive to have blood flowing from your body, for example from a cut
I cut my finger and it’s bleeding.
bleed from:
He was bleeding from a wound in his shoulder.
bleed heavily/profusely:
The victim was dumped by a roadside, bleeding profusely.
She would have bled to death if we hadn’t found her.
Synonyms and related words
Bleeding and what the heart and blood do
beat
bleed
bleed out
2
transitive to make someone pay a lot of money, especially regularly over a long period of time
He’ll try to bleed them for every penny he can get.
bleed someone dry (=take all of someone’s money):
They were being bled dry by legal fees.
Synonyms and related words
Overcharging and underpaying money
soak
bleed
gouge
3
intransitive if the colour in clothing, paper etc bleeds, it accidentally spreads
Synonyms and related words
To become a different colour
blacken
bleach
bleed
4
transitive to remove liquid, gas, chemicals etc from a machine’s system
He bled all the oil from the engine before starting work.
Synonyms and related words
To remove or move liquid
aspirate
bleed
blot
5
transitive to take blood from someone’s body as part of a medical treatment, especially in the past
Synonyms and related words
To perform a medical test, treatment or operation
abort
anaesthetise
anaesthetize

phrasal verbs

bleed out

bleed

verb

US /blid/

Word Forms

present tense
I/you/we/they	bleed
he/she/it	bleeds
present participle	bleeding
past tense	bled
past participle	bled

1
intransitive to have blood flowing from your body, for example from a cut
I cut my finger and it’s bleeding.
bleed from:
He was bleeding from a wound in his shoulder.
bleed heavily/profusely:
The victim was dumped by a roadside, bleeding profusely.
She would have bled to death if we hadn’t found her.
Synonyms and related words
Bleeding and what the heart and blood do
beat
bleed
bleed out
2
intransitive if the color in clothing, paper, etc. bleeds, it accidentally spreads
Synonyms and related words
To become a different color
blacken
bleach
bleed
3
transitive to make someone pay a lot of money, especially regularly over a long period of time
He’ll try to bleed them for every penny he can get.
bleed someone dry (=take all of someone’s money):
They were being bled dry by legal fees.
Synonyms and related words
Overcharging and underpaying money
soak
bleed
shortchange
4
transitive to remove liquid, gas, chemicals, etc. from a machine’s system
He bled all the oil from the engine before starting work.
Synonyms and related words
To remove or move liquid
aspirate
bleed
blot
5
transitive to take blood from someone’s body as part of a medical treatment, especially in the past
Synonyms and related words
To perform a medical test, treatment or operation
abort
anaesthetize
anesthetize

phrasal verbs

bleed out

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