bleeding

bleeding
1. noun
(loss of blood) Blutung, die
2. adjective
(Brit. coarse): (damned) Scheiß- (derb)
3. adverb
(Brit. coarse)

bleeding awful — total beschissen (derb)

bleeding stupid — saublöd (salopp)

* * *
adjective (losing blood: a bleeding wound.) blutend
* * *
bleed·ing
[ˈbli:dɪŋ]
I. adj attr, inv BRIT (fam!) verdammt sl
II. adv inv BRIT (fam!) verdammt sl
* * *
['bliːdɪŋ]
1. n
1) (= loss of blood) Blutung f

internal bleeding — innere Blutungen pl

2) (= taking blood) Aderlass m
3) (of plant) Blutung f, Schwitzen nt
4) (of brakes) Lüftung f
2. adj
1) wound, nose, gums blutend; (fig) heart gebrochen
2) (Brit inf) verdammt (inf), Scheiß- (inf); (in positive sense) miracle etc verdammt (inf)

get your bleeding hands off — nimm deine Dreckpfoten weg (inf)

3. adv (Brit inf)
verdammt (inf)

that's bleeding marvellous — das ist ja wieder toll! (inf), na klasse! (inf)

who does he/she think he/she bleeding well is? — für was hält sich der Kerl/die Kuh eigentlich? (inf)

not bleeding likely — wohl kaum (inf)

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bleeding
A s
1. MED
a) Blutung f
b) Aderlass m
2. Auslaufen n (von Farbe)
3. TECH Zerlaufen n (von Asphalt etc)
4. Entlüften n (der Bremsen)
B adj & adv Br umg verdammt:
bleeding idiot Vollidiot m pej;
bleeding beautiful wahnsinnig schön
* * *
1. noun
(loss of blood) Blutung, die
2. adjective
(Brit. coarse): (damned) Scheiß- (derb)
3. adverb
(Brit. coarse)

bleeding awful — total beschissen (derb)

bleeding stupid — saublöd (salopp)

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adj.
blutend adj.
blutig adj.

English-german dictionary. 2013.

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