blood

UK:  [blʌd]

US:  [blʌd]

复数：bloods  现在分词：blooding  过去分词：blooded  

n.

1.血,血液;血迹;血泊

2.血,血液;生命液

3.流血,杀戮,杀人(罪),牺牲

4.血气;气质,气性,脾气;热情;激怒;肉欲;兽欲

5.〔主英〕血气方刚的人;花花公子,纨袴子

6.血族,血统;种族;家族(关系);家世;门第;名门,门阀;贵族血统

7.生命,活力;元气

8.〔集合词〕人员

9.(树木、果子等的)赤色汁液;〔美俚〕蕃茄酱

10.(马的)纯种

v.

1.使(猎狗等)先尝(猎物的)鲜血味;使(新手等)先取得经验;使(新兵)初战

2.使出血;抽…的血;〔古语〕给…放血

3.用血染(皮革等);用血弄湿

1 . Powell, a classicist, said: "Like the Roman, I seem to see the Tiber foaming with much blood. "
他警告政府不能无限制吸收英联邦移民，身为古典学家的鲍威尔说：“好像罗马人，我仿佛看到了台伯河血沫翻腾。”

2 . down on its prey. Suddenly it was hit by an arrow. It fluttered slowly down to the earth, and blood was pouring from the wound.
忽然它被一只箭射中，它摇摇晃晃慢慢落在地面，鲜血从伤口涌出。

3 . She rubbed his eyes and looked again toward hole, it's still the same as a blood red.
她揉了揉眼睛再朝孔里看去，依旧是一片血一样的红色。

4 . It was a heavy, stifling red, as though the light were shining through bowls of blood.
这是种冲击力强、叫人出不上来气的红色，就好像光线是穿过盛了血的碗照过来的。

5 . The procedure involves inserting a small tube into a blood vessel in the wrist or groin and threading it to the centre of the heart.
步骤包含在手腕或者腹股沟的血管处嵌入细小的管子，并将其引入心脏中心。