Pesquisar
to draw blood
01
to cause injury, harm, or pain in a physical struggle or conflict
Collocation
Example
The heated argument between the friends drew blood, with both sides saying things they later regretted.
His harsh criticism of her performance was unnecessary and only served to draw blood.
The boxer was known for his aggressive fighting style, always aiming to draw blood from his opponents.
02
to cause emotional pain or to hurt someone's feelings through words or actions
IdiomExample
The boxer was known for his aggressive fighting style, always aiming to draw blood from his opponents.
The attacker lunged forward with a knife, intending to draw blood.
The heated argument between the friends drew blood, with both sides saying things they later regretted.
Exemplo
The heated argument between the friends drew blood, with both sides saying things they later regretted.
His harsh criticism of her performance was unnecessary and only served to draw blood.
The boxer was known for his aggressive fighting style, always aiming to draw blood from his opponents.
The attacker lunged forward with a knife, intending to draw blood.
The heated argument between the friends drew blood, with both sides saying things they later regretted.
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