bleeding

bleeding
['bliːdɪŋ] 1.
nome
1) U sanguinamento m.; (heavy) emorragia f.
2) (deliberate) salasso m.
2.
aggettivo
1) [wound, hand, leg] sanguinante; [corpse] insanguinato
2) BE pop.

bleeding idiot! — maledetto idiota!

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adjective (losing blood: a bleeding wound.) sanguinante
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bleeding /ˈbli:dɪŋ/
A a.
1 sanguinante; che sanguina: a bleeding nose, un naso sanguinante
2 (slang GB antiq.) disgraziato; stupido; maledetto: You bleeding fool!, maledetto stupido!; Where's the bleeding ticket?, dove accidenti è il biglietto?
B n. [u]
1 (med.) emorragia: internal bleeding, emorragia interna; to stop the bleeding, arrestare l'emorragia
2 (med., stor.) salasso
3 (mecc.) spurgo
4 (fotogr.) frangia
5 (tipogr.) rifilatura
C avv.
(slang GB, antiq.) moltissimo: He's so bleeding lazy!, è un tale pelandrone!
● (tecn.) bleeding edge, ultramoderno (anche in senso negativo, non ancora perfetto) □ (spreg. spec. USA) bleeding heart, persona dal cuore tenero (spec. riguardo ai problemi sociali) □ (spreg. spec. USA) bleeding-heart liberal, sinistroide; socialistoide.
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['bliːdɪŋ] 1.
nome
1) U sanguinamento m.; (heavy) emorragia f.
2) (deliberate) salasso m.
2.
aggettivo
1) [wound, hand, leg] sanguinante; [corpse] insanguinato
2) BE pop.

bleeding idiot! — maledetto idiota!


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