Bleed
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British pronunciation/blˈiːd/
American pronunciation/ˈbɫid/

Ορισμός και Σημασία του "bleed"

to bleed
01

αιμορραγώ, βγάζω αίμα

to lose blood from an injury or wound
Intransitive
to bleed definition and meaning
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The paper cut on her finger began to bleed after she accidentally touched it.
When the athlete got a deep cut on his knee, it started to bleed profusely.
02

αἱμάτων ἀπαιρῶ, διαρρέω τὸν αἷμα

to intentionally draw blood from a person, often as a treatment method in ancient or medieval medicine
Transitive: to bleed sb
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In ancient times, doctors would bleed their patients to treat illnesses like fever or infection.
He was bled multiple times as part of a medieval treatment for his supposed illness.
03

αδειάζω (adéazo), αποστραγγίζω (apostraggízo)

to release fluid or gas from a system, often through a valve
Transitive: to bleed a system
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The mechanic had to bleed the brakes to remove air from the brake lines.
He bled the brake system to ensure there were no air bubbles in the fluid.
04

αιμορραγώ, χρωματίζω

(of dye or color) to spread or seep into an adjacent area
Intransitive
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The red dye began to bleed into the white fabric, ruining the shirt.
When painting with watercolors, the colors can bleed into each other if you're not careful.
05

αδειάζω (adieazo), καταναλώνω (katanalono)

to take away or deplete someone's money, resources, or energy
Transitive: to bleed sb of money or resources
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The ongoing legal battle is slowly bleeding the company of its resources.
The endless fees and interest charges were bleeding him of every penny.
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