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bleed/bli:d/ v. & n.●v. (past and past part. bled /bled/) 1 intr. emit blood 出血，流血 2 tr. draw blood from surgically 从…取血；给…放血 3 colloq. [口]a tr. extort money from 勒索(或榨取)…的钱 b intr. part with money lavishly; suffer extortion 掏血本，出高价；被勒索 4 intr. (often foll. by 常后跟 for) suffer wounds or violent death 受伤，战死 bled for the Revolution 为革命流血牺牲 5 intr.a (of a plant) emit sap (植物)流出液汁 b (of dye) come out in water (染料)渗开，渗色 6 tr.a allow (fluid or gas) to escape from a closed system through a valve etc. (通过阀门等)放掉(液体或气体) b treat (such a system) in this way (以此法)抽干液体(或气体) 7 Printing 【印刷】a intr. (of a printed area) be cut into when pages are trimmed (指印刷版面)被切成出血版 b tr. cut into the printed area of when trimming 切裁成出血版 c tr. extend (an illustration) to the cut edge of a page 把(插图)一直印到书页切口沿 ●n. an act of bleeding (cf. 参见 NOSEBLEED) 流血，出血 □ one's heart bleeds usu. iron. one is very sorrowful [通常讽]某人非常悲伤 [Old English blēdan, from Germanic] |