bleed

bleed
[bliːd] 1.
verbo transitivo (pass., p.pass. bled)
1) med. salassare
2) fig.

to bleed sb. for sth. — estorcere denaro a qcn. per qcs.

to bleed sb. white o dry — dissanguare o salassare qcn

3) tecn. spurgare [radiator]
2.
verbo intransitivo (pass., p.pass. bled)
1) sanguinare

my finger's bleeding — mi sanguina il dito

he was bleeding from the head — perdeva sangue dalla testa

he bled to death — morì dissanguato

2) fig.

to bleed for one's country — versare il proprio sangue per la patria

my heart bleeds! — iron. mi sanguina il cuore!

3) [tree, plant] stillare linfa
4) [colour, dye] stingere
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[bli:d]
past tense, past participle - bled; verb
(to lose blood: Her nose was bleeding badly.) sanguinare
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[bliːd] [blɛd] bled vb: pt, pp
1. vi
sanguinare

his nose is bleeding — gli sanguina il naso, gli esce il sangue dal naso

to bleed to death — morire dissanguato (-a)

my heart bleeds for him iro — mi fa proprio compassione, poverino!

2. vt
1) salassare, dissanguare
2) (brakes, radiator) spurgare
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bleed /bli:d/
n.
1 (tipogr.) rifilatura
2 (= bleed page) pagina al vivo; pagina rifilata
3 (mecc.) spurgo; spillatura: bleed valve, valvola di scarico (o di spurgo).
(to) bleed /bli:d/
(pass. e p. p. bled)
A v. i.
1 sanguinare; perdere sangue: to bleed profusely, sanguinare abbondantemente; to bleed to death, morire dissanguato; dissanguarsi
2 to bleed for, versare il proprio sangue per; dare la vita per
3 (di colore, tinta, ecc.) diffondersi; spargersi
4 (tipogr., di illustrazione) essere al vivo
5 (di pianta) stillare linfa
B v. t.
1 (med., stor.) salassare
2 (fam.) spillare soldi a: He was bled for every penny he had, gli hanno spillato fino all'ultimo centesimo; to bleed sb. dry (o white) dissanguare (fig.); svenare; ridurre sul lastrico
3 (mecc.) spurgare (un impianto idraulico): (autom.) to bleed the brakes, spurgare i freni
4 (bot.) estrarre la linfa da (una pianta)
5 (mecc.) prelevare (vapore)
6 (tipogr.) rifilare
to bleed like a pig, grondare sangue □ My heart bleeds (for), mi sanguina il cuore (per).
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[bliːd] 1.
verbo transitivo (pass., p.pass. bled)
1) med. salassare
2) fig.

to bleed sb. for sth. — estorcere denaro a qcn. per qcs.

to bleed sb. white o dry — dissanguare o salassare qcn

3) tecn. spurgare [radiator]
2.
verbo intransitivo (pass., p.pass. bled)
1) sanguinare

my finger's bleeding — mi sanguina il dito

he was bleeding from the head — perdeva sangue dalla testa

he bled to death — morì dissanguato

2) fig.

to bleed for one's country — versare il proprio sangue per la patria

my heart bleeds! — iron. mi sanguina il cuore!

3) [tree, plant] stillare linfa
4) [colour, dye] stingere

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