blooded

UK
/ˈblʌdɪd/
US
/ˈblʌdɪd/

Translations

bloodedadjective
more blooded
Comp.
most blooded
Super.
UK
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US
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sanguinDans les composés, pour indiquer une qualité de sang, une ascendance ou une température corporelle.
Warm-blooded mammals generate their own body heat.
Les mammifères sanguins génèrent leur propre chaleur corporelle.
bloodedpast participle
UK
/ˈblʌdɪd/
US
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aguerriSurtout au sens de « having gained first experience ». Usage fréquent en contexte militaire ou de chasse.
The regiment was blooded in the early battles of the campaign.
Le régiment a été aguerri dans les premières batailles de la campagne.
ensanglantéSens littéral : couvert ou taché de sang.
He emerged blooded but unbowed after the skirmish.
Il est réapparu ensanglanté mais toujours droit après l'escarmouche.
bloodverb

blooded

Past Simple

blooded
Past Simple
blooded
Past Participle
blooding
Gerund
UK
/blʌd/
US
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aguerrirSens figuré : initier et endurcir par une expérience difficile ou dangereuse.
The young soldier was blooded in his first battle.
Le jeune soldat a été aguerri lors de sa première bataille.
The hunter blooded his knife after the successful hunt.
Le chasseur a ensanglanté son couteau après la chasse réussie.

Definitions

bloodedadjective
Used chiefly in compounds to indicate possession of a specified kind or quality of blood, ancestry, or internal temperature regulation.
Warm-blooded mammals generate their own body heat.
bloodedpast participle
Having gained first experience of combat, hunting, or a challenging activity; seasoned.
The regiment was blooded in the early battles of the campaign.
Covered with or stained by blood; bleeding.
He emerged blooded but unbowed after the skirmish.
bloodverb
To stain or cover with blood.
The hunter blooded his knife after the successful hunt.
To initiate someone into a new activity, especially one that is difficult or dangerous.
The young soldier was blooded in his first battle.