v.流血；滲色；榨取；放掉（水或氣體）；給...抽血
All the young soldiers are ready to bleed for the country. 所有的年輕戰(zhàn)士都愿意為祖國灑熱血。
If you cut your finger it will bleed. 如果你割破手指,那么它會(huì)流血的。
A page trimmed so as to bleed. 被剪裁的頁次經(jīng)切裁以印成出血版的紙頁
The tax man is trying to bleed me white. 稅務(wù)員正想榨盡我的血汗。
Doctors used to bleed people when they were sick. 過去人們生病時(shí),醫(yī)生給他們放血。
In the Middle Ages, doctors used to bleed people for medical treatment. 在中世紀(jì)，醫(yī)生常給病人放血進(jìn)行治療。
bleed的基本意思是“流血”,也作“給…放血”“從…抽血〔氣〕”解,口語中可指“向某人勒索錢財(cái)”。
用于比喻, bleed可作“(為…)負(fù)傷,犧牲”“為…悲痛”解,常與介詞for連用。
bleed還可接以形容詞white充當(dāng)賓語補(bǔ)足語的復(fù)合賓語。
adj.殘廢的；有缺陷的
