What does blöda in Swedish mean?
What is the meaning of the word blöda in Swedish? The article explains the full meaning, pronunciation along with bilingual examples and instructions on how to use blöda in Swedish.
The word blöda in Swedish means bleed, blöda, blöda, blöda, fälla ut, blöda, blöda, blöda, bloda ner, få att börja blöda, blöda mycket, blöda pengar. To learn more, please see the details below.
Meaning of the word blöda
bleed
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blöda(person, animal: lose blood) Lance fell down and now he is bleeding. |
blöda(injury: lose blood) My thumb is bleeding; I must have accidentally cut myself. |
blöda(radiator, brake: remove air, fluid) (bildlig) It's nice and warm in here since I bled the radiators. |
fälla ut(figurative (printing: extend over edge) The text bled onto the next page. |
blöda(poetic (die, be injured for a cause) (bildlig) Thousands of men bled for their country during the war. |
blöda(plants: seep sap, etc.) (bildlig) The branch was sticky because it was bleeding sap. |
blöda(informal, disapproving (acquire money or goods) (bildlig) The criminals bled thousands of dollars from unsuspecting elderly people. |
bloda ner(stain with blood) The thorns scratched my arm and bloodied my sleeve. |
få att börja blöda(nose, etc.: cause to bleed) (vardaglig) The bullies bloodied his nose and left him with a black eye. |
blöda mycket(bleed heavily) The new mother hemorrhaged after giving birth and stayed in the hospital for a week. |
blöda pengar(figurative (lose money) (bildlig) The company is just hemorrhaging money at this point; it's only a matter of time before it closes. |
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