blood

noun uncountable

UK /blʌd/

1
the red liquid that flows around inside your body
Oxygen and other vital substances are all carried in the blood.
His face was covered in blood.
give/donate blood (=allow doctors to take blood from your body so that it can be given to someone who needs it):
Have you ever given blood?
Synonyms and related words
The heart, blood and circulation
A
ABO system
anticoagulant
2
the family, nation, or group that you belong to through your parents and grandparents
They had royal blood in their veins.
Like many Canadians, she had some Scottish blood.
Synonyms and related words
General words for family members
a near relative/relation
be someone’s elder
black sheep
3
used as a way of referring to violence and death
Peace finally came, but a great deal of blood was lost in the process.
have blood on your hands (=be responsible for someone’s death or for many deaths):
a ruthless general with blood on his hands
Synonyms and related words
Situations involving fighting and violence
aggression
brutality
bloodshed
4
someone’s blood is up
if your blood is up, you feel extremely angry
My father’s blood is up. Don’t approach him!
Submitted by:
Emran Khoshrouye Ghiasi from Iran, Islamic Republic of on 18/03/2018
Open Dictionary - March2018

phrases

be after someone’s blood

blood and guts

the blood drains from someone’s face

blood in the water

blood is thicker than water

the blood rushes to your face/cheeks

blood, sweat, and tears

in cold blood

something is in your blood

like getting blood from a stone

make your blood boil

make someone’s blood run/turn/go cold

new/fresh blood

there’ll be blood on the carpet

blood

noun uncountable

US /blʌd/

1
the red liquid that flows around inside your body
Oxygen and other vital substances are all carried in the blood.
His face was covered in blood.
give/donate blood (=allow doctors to take blood from your body so that it can be given to someone who needs it):
Have you ever given blood?
Synonyms and related words
The heart, blood and circulation
A
ABO system
anticoagulant
2
the family, nation, or group that you belong to through your parents and grandparents
They had royal blood in their veins.
Like many Canadians, she had some Scottish blood.
Synonyms and related words
General words for family members
be someone’s elder
black sheep
blood
3
used as a way of referring to violence and death
Peace finally came, but a great deal of blood was lost in the process.
have blood on your hands (=be responsible for someone’s death or for many deaths):
a ruthless general with blood on his hands
Synonyms and related words
Situations involving fighting and violence
aggression
conflict
brutality
4
someone’s blood is up
if your blood is up, you feel extremely angry
My father’s blood is up. Don’t approach him!
Submitted by:
Emran Khoshrouye Ghiasi from Iran, Islamic Republic of on 18/03/2018
Open Dictionary - March2018

phrases

be after someone’s blood

blood and guts

the blood drains from someone’s face

blood in the water

blood is thicker than water

the blood rushes to your face/cheeks

blood, sweat, and tears

in cold blood

something is in your blood

like getting blood from a stone

make your blood boil

make someone’s blood run/turn/go cold

new/fresh blood

blood

verb

1
to give someone a first experience of something
One thing we need to do this weekend is start blooding some of the younger players.
Submitted by:
rome on 30/08/2014
Open Dictionary - August2014

Verb☞blood

单词	blood
释义	blood noun uncountable UK /blʌd/ Other entries for this word blood verb bad blood noun blood bank noun blood cells noun blood clot noun blood count noun blood donor noun blood group noun blood money noun blood moon noun blood rain noun blood sugar noun blood test noun blood type noun draw blood phrase scent blood phrase shed blood phrase smell blood phrase spill blood phrase sweat blood phrase more dictionary definitions DEFINITIONS4 1 the red liquid that flows around inside your body Oxygen and other vital substances are all carried in the blood. His face was covered in blood. give/donate blood (=allow doctors to take blood from your body so that it can be given to someone who needs it): Have you ever given blood? Synonyms and related words The heart, blood and circulation A ABO system anticoagulant 2 the family, nation, or group that you belong to through your parents and grandparents They had royal blood in their veins. Like many Canadians, she had some Scottish blood. Synonyms and related words General words for family members a near relative/relation be someone’s elder black sheep 3 used as a way of referring to violence and death Peace finally came, but a great deal of blood was lost in the process. have blood on your hands (=be responsible for someone’s death or for many deaths): a ruthless general with blood on his hands Synonyms and related words Situations involving fighting and violence aggression brutality bloodshed 4 someone’s blood is up if your blood is up, you feel extremely angry My father’s blood is up. Don’t approach him! Submitted by: Emran Khoshrouye Ghiasi from Iran, Islamic Republic of on 18/03/2018 Open Dictionary - March2018 phrases be after someone’s blood blood and guts the blood drains from someone’s face blood in the water blood is thicker than water the blood rushes to your face/cheeks blood, sweat, and tears in cold blood something is in your blood like getting blood from a stone make your blood boil make someone’s blood run/turn/go cold new/fresh blood there’ll be blood on the carpet blood noun uncountable US /blʌd/ Other entries for this word blood verb bad blood noun blood bank noun blood cells noun blood clot noun blood count noun blood donor noun blood group noun blood money noun blood moon noun blood rain noun blood sugar noun blood test noun blood type noun draw blood phrase scent blood phrase shed blood phrase smell blood phrase spill blood phrase sweat blood phrase more dictionary definitions DEFINITIONS4 1 the red liquid that flows around inside your body Oxygen and other vital substances are all carried in the blood. His face was covered in blood. give/donate blood (=allow doctors to take blood from your body so that it can be given to someone who needs it): Have you ever given blood? Synonyms and related words The heart, blood and circulation A ABO system anticoagulant 2 the family, nation, or group that you belong to through your parents and grandparents They had royal blood in their veins. Like many Canadians, she had some Scottish blood. Synonyms and related words General words for family members be someone’s elder black sheep blood 3 used as a way of referring to violence and death Peace finally came, but a great deal of blood was lost in the process. have blood on your hands (=be responsible for someone’s death or for many deaths): a ruthless general with blood on his hands Synonyms and related words Situations involving fighting and violence aggression conflict brutality 4 someone’s blood is up if your blood is up, you feel extremely angry My father’s blood is up. Don’t approach him! Submitted by: Emran Khoshrouye Ghiasi from Iran, Islamic Republic of on 18/03/2018 Open Dictionary - March2018 phrases be after someone’s blood blood and guts the blood drains from someone’s face blood in the water blood is thicker than water the blood rushes to your face/cheeks blood, sweat, and tears in cold blood something is in your blood like getting blood from a stone make your blood boil make someone’s blood run/turn/go cold new/fresh blood blood verb Other entries for this word blood noun bad blood noun blood bank noun blood cells noun blood clot noun blood count noun blood donor noun blood group noun blood money noun blood moon noun blood rain noun blood sugar noun blood test noun blood type noun draw blood phrase scent blood phrase shed blood phrase smell blood phrase spill blood phrase sweat blood phrase more dictionary definitions DEFINITIONS1 1 to give someone a first experience of something One thing we need to do this weekend is start blooding some of the younger players. Submitted by: rome on 30/08/2014 Open Dictionary - August2014 Verb☞blood
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