adj.渗色的，流血的，（心情）过度悲痛的，同情的，（用于加强语气，尤表示非常厌烦）该死的，讨厌的
n.流血，失血
v.流血，失血，给(某人)放血，长期榨取(某人的钱)
bleed的现在分词

原形：bleed第三人称单数：bleeds复数：bleeds过去式：bled过去分词：bled现在分词：bleeding

If you cut your finger it will bleed.
如果你割破手指，那么它会流血的。
The ten-year war has bled the country dry.
十年战争耗尽了国力。
My nose began to bleed.
我的鼻子开始出血。
The patient's nose began to bleed profusely after the surgery.
病人手术后鼻子开始大量出血。
She cut her finger while cooking and it bled for a while.
她在做饭时割破了手指，流了一会儿血。
The car accident caused severe bleeding in the driver's leg.
车祸导致司机腿部严重出血。
After donating blood, she felt a little lightheaded.
献血后，她感到有点头晕。
The artist applied a small amount of red paint to simulate the bleeding effect on canvas.
艺术家在画布上涂了一点红色颜料来模拟出血的效果。
The wound on his arm had stopped bleeding, but it still needed proper care.
他手臂上的伤口已经止血，但仍需妥善处理。
She pressed a tissue against the cut to staunch the bleeding.
她用纸巾按住伤口止血。
The athlete was given an emergency transfusion to replace the blood he had lost during the match.
运动员接受了紧急输血，以补充他在比赛中失去的血液。
The book's cover was adorned with a picture of a rose, its petals seemingly bleeding ink.
这本书的封面上装饰着一朵玫瑰，花瓣似乎在流淌墨水。
The charity's mission is to prevent and manage blood loss in disaster-stricken areas.
该慈善机构的使命是防止和管理灾区的失血情况。