bleeding
Pronunciation: [ˈbliːdɪŋ]
Word
Context: "health"
(verb) to lose blood from the body, usually due to an injury. When someone gets hurt badly, they might start bleeding.
Example
He fell off his bike and was bleeding from his knee.
Example
She didn't fall, so she isn't bleeding at all.
Example
Is he bleeding after that fall?
Context: "health"
(noun) the act of losing blood from the body, often because of an injury. When someone is bleeding, it means their body is leaking blood.
Example
The doctor treated her for a serious bleeding after the accident.
Example
There was no bleeding after the small cut; it just needed a bandage.
Example
How long will the bleeding last after the surgery?
Context: "emotional"
(adjective) feeling a lot of emotional pain and sadness. People might say they are bleeding when they are hurt inside or going through a tough time.
Example
After losing his pet, he was bleeding inside from the sadness.
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She felt fine and wasn't bleeding emotionally at all.
Example
Why do you think he is bleeding inside after such a loss?
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