Blood meaning in English
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Definition
blood: red vital liquid that is sent round the body by the heart
to bleed: to lose blood
This is an irregular verb:
I bleed / I bled / I have bled
Pronunciation examples
UK: I once gave a boy a bloody nose in a fight.
US: If you want blood, you've got it.
Examples
- "Nurse Baker : Well, there's a risk that your blood may contain infectious diseases such as HIV..."
- "Before you give any blood, you need to fill out this Medical History questionnaire."
- "Luna : Yes, but, it seems you have lost a lot of blood."
- "I can't stop the blood!"
- "Desmond and Brian : Vomit and blood and piss in your hair!"
- "There's a little bit of blood on it, but that can be wiped off."
- "a spoonful of Keith Richard's urine... and the blood of a virgin."
- "Or do you want me to complete the form using my own blood – get it?"
- "In France, our national song is about cutting the throats of our enemies and drinking their blood."
- "I remove carbon dioxide from the blood and provide it with oxygen."
- "Don't forget, you've volunteered to give blood tomorrow."
- "He had blood on his lips and a monkey under his arm."
- "The nurse will be back in to take your blood, and I'll see you in a few days."
- "It had traces of blood on it."
- "I've looked at your Medical History questionnaire and I'm afraid you won't be able to give blood today."
- "I maintain the balance of fluid in the body by removing waste from the blood and excreting it as urine."
- "Host : I am the tubes which carry blood around the body and to the heart."
- "Medical History for Blood Donors"
- "Wow, that is a lot of blood."
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