BLEED - Traducción inglés-español

Oxford Spanish Dictionary

inglés

español

I. bleed <pret. & part. pas. bled [bled]> [ingl. am. blid, ingl. brit. bliːd] V. intr.

1. bleed person/wound:

bleed

sangrar

my nose is bleeding

me sale sangre de la nariz

he bled all over the sofa

manchó de sangre todo el sofá

he bled to death

se desangró

he bled to death

murió desangrado

he was bleeding internally

tenía una hemorragia interna

my heart bleeds for you

¡qué lástima me das!

2. bleed BOT.:

bleed tree/plant:

exudar savia o resina

3. bleed (run):

bleed dye/color:

correrse

II. bleed <pret. & part. pas. bled [bled]> [ingl. am. blid, ingl. brit. bliːd] V. trans.

1. bleed MED.:

bleed

sangrar

bleed

hacerle una sangría a

to bleed sb dry or white

chuparle la sangre a alguien coloq.

2. bleed brakes/radiator:

bleed

purgar

3. bleed air/fluid:

bleed

purgar

bleed

sacar

to bleed sth from or out of sth

purgar or sacar algo de algo

bleed valve SUST.

bleed valve

válvula f de purga

copiously weep/bleed

copiosamente

profusely bleed

profusamente

internally MED., FARM., FISIOL. digest/secrete/bleed

internamente

español

inglés

sangrar

to bleed

empezó a sangrar por la nariz

his nose began to bleed

empezó a sangrar por la nariz

he began to bleed from the nose

sangrar

to bleed

sangrar

to bleed

desangrar

to bleed

desangrarse

to bleed to death

purgar frenos

to bleed

desfogar

to bleed

sacarle chocolate a alg. Chile coloq.

to make sb bleed

en el diccionario PONS

inglés

español

I. bleed [bli:d] V. intr. bled, bled

bleed

sangrar

to bleed to death

morir desangrado

my heart bleeds for ... irón.

se me parte el alma por...

II. bleed [bli:d] V. trans.

1. bleed:

bleed

hacer una sangría a

to bleed sb dry coloq.

dejar seco a alguien

2. bleed TÉC., AUTO.:

bleed

purgar

to bleed sb dry

sacar a alguien hasta el último céntimo

español

inglés

desangrar

to bleed

desangrar

to bleed dry

desangrarse

to bleed heavily

desangrarse

to bleed to death

sangrar

to bleed

sangrar

to bleed

sangrar

to bleed dry

exprimir

to bleed (dry) coloq.

desteñirse (despintar)

to bleed

llorar

to bleed

chupar la sangre (de las venas) a alguien coloq.

to bleed sb dry

en el diccionario PONS

inglés

español

I. bleed <bled, bled> [blid] V. intr.

1. bleed (from a wound):

bleed

sangrar

to bleed to death

morir desangrado

my heart bleeds for...

se me parte el alma por...

2. bleed (colors: in the laundry):

bleed

desteñir

bleed

destintar

II. bleed <bled, bled> [blid] V. trans.

1. bleed:

bleed

hacer una sangría a

to bleed sb dry coloq.

dejar seco a alguien

2. bleed TÉC., AUTO. (drain):

bleed

purgar

español

inglés

desangrar

to bleed

desangrar

to bleed white

desangrar

to bleed heavily

desangrar

to bleed to death

sangrar

to bleed

sangrar

to bleed

sangrar

to bleed dry

exprimir

to bleed (dry) coloq.

desteñir (despintar)

to bleed

chupar la sangre (de las venas) a alguien coloq.

to bleed sb dry

Present

I	bleed
you	bleed
he/she/it	bleeds
we	bleed
you	bleed
they	bleed

Past

I	bled
you	bled
he/she/it	bled
we	bled
you	bled
they	bled

Present Perfect

I	have	bled
you	have	bled
he/she/it	has	bled
we	have	bled
you	have	bled
they	have	bled

Past Perfect

I	had	bled
you	had	bled
he/she/it	had	bled
we	had	bled
you	had	bled
they	had	bled

Ejemplos monolingües (no verificados por la redacción de PONS)

There water flowed copiously from the top of the pinecone.

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The book consists of the extremely diverse manuscripts of these real or imagined persons, copiously annotated by the student.

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Red and white paint is used copiously for figures and ornaments.

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The work was composed of seventeen volumes each of which was 80 to 100 pages long and very copiously illustrated.

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The primary submarine detection sensor was to be the sonobuoy, of which 112 were carried internally; 38 more could be stowed for in flight reloading.

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