bloodied

UK
/ˈblʌd.id/
US
/ˈblʌd.id/

Translations

bloodiedadjective
more bloodied
Comp.
most bloodied
Super.
UK
/ˈblʌd.id/
US
/ˈblʌd.id/
The soldier returned from battle with a bloodied uniform.
Солдат вернулся с поля боя в окровавленной форме.
Additional translations
запачканный кровью
bloodyverb

bloodied

Past Simple

bloodied
Past Simple
bloodied
Past Participle
bloodying
Gerund
Transitive verb meaning ‘to cover with blood’ or ‘to wound’; regular morphology.

Definitions

bloodiedadjective
Covered or stained with blood.
The fighter emerged from the ring with a bloodied face after the intense match.
Having been injured or wounded, especially in a violent or aggressive manner.
The soldier returned from the battlefield with a bloodied arm.
Damaged, defeated, or suffering setbacks but still continuing.
Bloodied but unbowed, the team prepared for the next match.
bloodyverb
To cover or stain with blood; to wound so as to make bleed.
The boxer bloodied his opponent’s nose in the first round.