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1 bleed
крвави, исцедува (сок од дрво), искрвавува* * *v.1.tr (med.) to bleed smb. пуштање на крв некому; to bleed smb. with leeches ставање на пијавици некому;2. tr изнудување; to bleed smb. for money изнудување на пари од некого; *to bleed smb. white исцедување и на последната капка од некого;3. tr испуштање на воздух; to bleed a tire испуштање воздух од гума;4. intr крварење; the wound is bleeding раната крвари; his nose is bleeding тој крвари од носот; my heart bleeds for her срцето ме боли за неа; (past. pp. bled) v. крвари, губи крв;2. пролева крв (за for);3. изнудува пари; to bleed white - исцедува некого финансиски; крвари; крвави; издувува, блед -
2 bleed sb for money
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3 bleed sb white
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4 to bleed white
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5 internally
adv. внатрешно; bleed internally med. има внатрешно крвавење
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