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bleeding out

UK
/ˈbliːdɪŋ aʊt/
US
/ˈblidɪŋ aʊt/

Translations

bleed outverb

bleeding out

Gerund

bled out
Past Simple
bled out
Past Participle
bleeding out
Gerund
UK
/bliːd aʊt/
US
/blid aʊt/
se vider de son sangSens médical ou violent : perdre beaucoup de sang jusqu’à mourir ou être en danger de mort.
The soldier was wounded and began to bleed out before medics could reach him.
Le soldat était blessé et a commencé à se vider de son sang avant que les médecins n’arrivent jusqu’à lui.
Additional translations
purgerSens technique : faire sortir l’air ou un liquide d’un circuit, d’un conduit ou d’un réservoir.
Synonyms
drain
exsanguinate
hemorrhage
lose blood
bleed dry

Definitions

bleed outverb
To lose blood from the body, typically in a significant or life-threatening manner.
The soldier was wounded and began to bleed out before medics could reach him.
To drain or remove a substance, such as air or liquid, from a system or container.
The mechanic had to bleed out the air from the brake lines to ensure they functioned properly.
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