英:[bliːd]
美:[bliːd]
英:[bliːd]
美:[bliːd]
复数:bleeds
第三人称单数:bleeds
现在分词:bleeding
过去式:bled
过去分词:bled
词根:blood
adj.bloody 血腥的;非常的;嗜杀的,残忍的;血色的
bleeding 流血的;同情的
blooded 血统优良的;有血的
bloodless 不流血的;无血色的;没有精神的
adv.bloody 很
bloodily 残忍地;血迹斑斑地,血腥地
n.blood 血,血液;血统
bleeding 出血;渗色
bleeder 流血不易停止的人;易出血的人;泄放器
bloodiness 残忍,残酷;血腥;血污
v.bleeding 出血;渗出(bleed的ing形式);感到疼痛
vt.blood 从…抽血;使先取得经验
bloody 使流血
verb
intransitive verb
to emit or lose blood
to sacrifice one's blood especially in battle
to feel anguish, pain, or sympathy
a heart that bleeds at a friend's misfortune
to escape by oozing or flowing (as from a wound)
to spread into or through something gradually : seep
foreign policy bleeds into economic policy—J. B. Judis
to give up some constituent (such as sap or dye) by exuding or diffusing it
to pay out or give money
to have money extorted
to be printed so as to run off one or more edges of the page after trimming
transitive verb
to remove or draw blood from
to get or extort money from especially over a prolonged period
to draw sap from (a tree)
to extract or let out some or all of a contained substance from
bleed a brake line
to extract or cause to escape from a container
to diminish gradually—usually used with off
a pilot bleeding off airspeed
to lose rapidly and uncontrollably
the company was bleeding money
sap
cost overruns … bleed other programs—Alex Roland
to cause (something, such as a printed illustration) to bleed
noun
printed matter (such as an illustration) that bleedsalso: the part of a bleed trimmed off
the escape of blood from vessels : hemorrhage
bleed for为…感到悲伤;为…流血
bleed off逸出,排出;放掉
古英语 bledan,意为“使失血,放血”(在中古英语及以后,尤指“从手术中放血”),也有“流血”的意思,源自原始日耳曼语 *blodjan “流血”(源头还包括古诺尔斯语 blæða,荷兰语 bloeden,德语 bluten),源自 PIE *bhlo-to- “膨胀,涌出,喷出”,或“爆发出来的东西”,源自词根 *bhel-(3)“茁壮成长,开花结果”的带后缀形式。
“勒索钱财”的意思始于1670年代。关于染料或颜料,“洗掉”的意思始于1862年。比喻地,关于心,“遭受痛苦,感到怜悯或悲伤”的意思,始于14世纪晚期。
出血
流血
Verb Middle English bleden, from Old English blēdan, from blōd blood
The first known use of bleed was before the 12th century
blendernoun
a person or thing that blendsespecially: an electric appliance with blades for chopping or mixing food
blend1 of 2verb
to mix thoroughly so that the things mixed cannot be recognized
to shade into each other : merge
harmonize sense 2
furniture that blends with the draperies
blend2 of 2noun
a thorough mixture
a product (as coffee) prepared by blending
blench1 of 2verb
to shrink back out of fear : flinch
blench2 of 2verb
to make or grow pale : blanch
blemishnoun
a mark that makes something imperfect
blemishnoun
a mark that makes something imperfect
bleedverb
to lose or shed blood
to be wounded
bleed for one's country
to feel pain or deep sympathy
my heart bleeds for them
to ooze or flow from a cut surface
to draw liquid or air from
bleed a carburetor
to run when wetted
dyes that bleed
to get or force money from
bleedernoun
one that bleedsespecially: hemophiliac
bleedverb
to lose or shed blood
to be wounded
bleed for one's country
to feel pain or deep sympathy
my heart bleeds for them
to ooze or flow from a cut surface
to draw liquid or air from
bleed a carburetor
to run when wetted
dyes that bleed
to get or force money from
bleed1 of 2verb
to emit or lose blood
hemophiliacs often bleed severely from the slightest scratch
to escape by oozing or flowing (as from a wound)
bleed2 of 2noun
the escape of blood from vessels : hemorrhage
a massive gastrointestinal bleed
1 He had a bad cut on his head which was still bleeding and another smaller one over his eye.
2 I remembered that Shawn had sat by the pickup for a quarter of an hour, his brain bleeding.
3 He had seen her take off a man’s hand for stealing from Lucky Strike, and then watched the man bleed out under her cool blue gaze.
4 The cut on my foot started to bleed again.
5 I wanted to punch him in the nose and make him bleed.
6 She rushed over to where I stood and began pulling my hand, imploring me to go see my brother who, she said dramatically, was bleeding to death.
7 Right now, in surgery, the doctors have to remove my spleen, insert a new tube to drain my collapsed lung, and stanch whatever else might be causing the internal bleeding.
8 Civilians began to vomit on the sidewalks and bleed through their noses.
9 My long, sordid history with the White Noise included several episodes of fainting, vomiting, and memory loss, not to mention my most recent experience with bleeding profusely out of my eyes and nose.
10 Keep the paint fairly dry so that the colours don't bleed into each other.
涂料尽量干一些,以免颜色相互渗透。
11 Menstruation was not something that Ophie looked forward to; she understood the monthly ritual of bleeding but was rather happy not to have one more hassle in her life.
12 Meanwhile Raymond had landed one too, and the other Arab’s face was bleeding.
13 “Will you quit shouting and let me bleed in peace!”
14 Fiery explosions tossed bodies through the air to bleed out and nourish the exhausted dirt.
15 To the United States government and its Department of Psi Youth, it was the lovechild of a car alarm and a dental drill, turned up high enough to make your ears bleed.
16 “Princess, it will be better if you don’t send for anyone. The wounds are not deep—see, the bleeding is stopping. I’ll get it attended to by my mother, she has some skill in medicine.”
17 “I shan’t let you out of my sight, wherever you go. There’s an escape patrol on the way—I heard the signal. When they get here you won’t stand a chance. You’re bleeding badly now.”
18 The sun, when you see it, shines high; there is no slow bleeding away of light into the darkness, as on the polar slopes of Earth where cold and night come on together.
19 She took them off one by one, crushing them with a firebrand before they bled her to death.
20 I got tangled up with a few of them once—just a stupid fight—and the next thing I knew, I woke up one morning busted out of my mind, bleeding out my side.
1 发牢骚
drip yap poor-mouth deblaterate create kick bind plain complain beef pine bitch gripe mutter grudge grumble grouse natter bellyache repine kvetch quetch chew the rag put on the moan speak piece worry aloud rain on
2 给…放血
4 放掉
6 渗出
weeping oozy exudative weep effusion seepage exudation transudation strain diffuse seep ooze exude distil spew distill transude exhale extravasate weepy discharge bleeding soakage perspire sweat sipe
9 流血
Blood bloodshed shed blood raw spill blood bloody gory death bloodletting red show blood bleeding break shed draw blood crimson sanguine blood lefting blood shed sanguinary bloodiness weep
10 流出
effluent excurrent -rrhea run issue flow pour discharge spill overflow outflow shedding outpouring effusion emanation efflux extravasation outpour outgo effluence flowage debouchment spilth stream exude debouch disembogue outgush let draw vent weep ooze effuse
12 伤心
sorrowful brokenhearted smart sorrow heartbreak flatten touch harrow rend distressed woeful soreness grieve go to heart go to the heart broken heart
14 伤流
16 勒索
blackmail extortion shakedown exact screw extort shake down extorsive extortionate bloodsucking extorsively squeeze racket exaction racketeer
17 敲诈
extorsive knavishly ramp gouge racketeering shakedown gazumping sponge soak squeeze sting blackmail extort gazump
18 切去
19 怜悯
pitiful feeling mercy compassion bowel sympathy pity pathos ache sympathize commiserate have mercy on in mercy to
20 提意见
21 敲…的竹杠
22 榨取
23 失血
24 悲痛
dolorous sore smart grief woe dole pain deplore aggrieve lament sorrow-striken bleeding grievous tearful lacerate lugubrious distress sorrow heartbreak laceration doloroso unfortunate tragic distressing sorrowful grief-stricken heavy-hearted heavy wrench pang pathos dolor stang earn grieve condole bitter aching regretful heartsick heartrending mournfully sorrily bitterness con dolore
25 受伤
bad injured crook wound Scotch hurt the worse for wear game contusion get wounded suffer scotch get get what's coming
27 放出
issue discharge voidance slip donate spew disgorge release evolution rendering liberation extrication effluence pay let evolve render vent void liberate exhale extricate uncage desorb
28 散开
dispersion parting break spread distribute scatter disperse disassemble spread yourself out spread out break up fan out
29 使出血
30 同情
kind kindly sympathetic well-disposed touch feeling bowel sympathy feel understand rap ache yearn commiserate pity sympathize with yearn for in sympathy with make allowance fellow feeling feel sympathy for right simpatico understanding compassion pathos unction commiseration ruth warm compassionate gracious remorse rue misericordia identify sympathize
32 分泌出
34 榨取金钱
35 死
dead mortal inanimate deathly spiritless perishing belly-up clay-cold feet-first end night finish death rest sleep shade grave ending thirty curtain tomb demise bane utterance nothingness bung mort deadness quietus exanimation go part fall pass die kick exit expire pike succumb pip croak decease dead point dead pull cold lifeless mortuary ob. last accent fate decay expiry consummation gruel finis lights-out kiss-off cool quit depart perish crater evanish one's last sleep quit the scene feet foremost toes up shut lights lose the number of mess cross the Great Divide flack out join the choir invisible go to Maker sleep with fathers go to account go the way of all flesh go glimmering salted down strike bedrock go home in a box pass in chips pop off the hooks kick up heels go home feet first go to glory go bung pass in marble go home pass in in the dust quit it