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Meanings of bleed in English
Usage of bleed in English
1
But the doctors couldn't work out the source of the internal bleed.
2
And the people bleed; yes, it is always the people who bleed.
3
You'll answer my questions, and the sincerity better bleed from your pores.
4
Arteries divided in the substance of a muscle also sometimes bleed unduly.
5
At first they bleed and burn; then they flow soft and cool.
6
We all may bleed red, but our bodies are not created equal.
7
They were not real; if you pricked them they would not bleed.
8
The blood flooded fiercely forward and the wound began to bleed afresh.
9
Cut these words, and they would bleed; they are vascular and alive.
10
I had never seen my father bleed before and it terrified me.
11
That's measured by the extent of bleed-through in the skin, Modig said.
12
Mr. Rawlins came in soon after sunrise and prepared to bleed him.
13
I don't want to bleed anymore or learn magic or see Euphronius.
14
Anna wonders if she will bleed, as she has heard sometimes happens.
15
The wounds bleed frightfully-hencethe numerous stains discovered all along his path.
16
They must bleed for their divine idea, or so it was then.
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Translations for bleed
Portuguese
Russian
Bleed through the time
Bleed across language varieties
United States of America
Common
United Kingdom
Common
Ireland
Common