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A n1 Biol, Physiol sang m ; to give blood donner son sang ; the blood rushed to his cheeks il a rougi ; the blood rushed to my head le sang m'est monté au visage ; the sound made my blood run cold le bruit m'a glacé le sang ; to kill sb in cold blood tuer qn de sang-froid ; to have sb's blood on one's hands fig avoir la mort de qn sur la conscience ; to draw first blood faire couler le premier sang ; to do bloods faire des analyses de sang ;2 ( breeding) sang ; royal blood sang royal ; there is Danish blood on his mother's side il y a du sang danois du côté de sa mère ; music is in her blood elle a la musique dans le sang ; a prince of the blood un prince de sang ; blood tells bon sang ne saurait mentir ;3 ( anger) his blood is up il est furieux ; my blood was boiling je bouillais de rage ; it makes my blood boil! ça me fait bouillir! ;4 ( vigour) new ou fresh ou young blood sang neuf.B vtr Hunt barbouiller le visage de [qn] de sang de renard tué [hunter] ; donner le goût du sang à [hound].blood is thicker than water la voix du sang est la plus forte ; he's after my blood! ○ il veut ma peau! ○ ; it's like getting blood out of a stone ( making someone speak) autant essayer de faire parler un muet ; ( making someone pay) autant faire pleurer les pierres, il/elle est tellement radin/-e ○ !
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