Bleed to death Meaning in English
expression
ˈbɫid/ /ˈtu/, /tə/, /tɪ/ /ˈdɛθ
BLEED tuh DETH
blˈiːd/ /tˈuː/ /dˈɛθ
bleed too DETH
Definition
To die because you have lost too much blood from a wound or injury.
Usage & Nuances
Usually used in medical or dramatic contexts, often describing a serious injury with no help. More common in serious or narrative situations, not used for minor injuries.
Spanish: desangrarse hasta morirPortuguese (BR): sangrar até morrerPortuguese (PT): sangrar até à morteChinese (Simplified): 失血致死Chinese (Traditional): 失血致死Hindi: खून बहकर मरनाArabic: ينزف حتى الموتBengali: রক্তক্ষয়ে মারা যাওয়া - রক্তে মরিয়া যাওয়াRussian: кровоточить до смертиJapanese: 出血多量で死ぬ - 出血死するVietnamese: chết vì mất máuKorean: 과다출혈로 죽다Turkish: kan kaybından ölmekUrdu: خون بہہ کر مر جاناIndonesian: mati karena kehabisan darah
Example Sentences
If you cut an artery, you can bleed to death quickly.
basic
The doctor stopped the bleeding so the patient did not bleed to death.
basic
Without first aid, someone with a deep wound could bleed to death.
basic
He would've bled to death if the ambulance hadn't arrived in time.
natural
I read a story where the hero almost bled to death after saving someone.
natural
You can't just ignore a wound like that—you could bleed to death!
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