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blooded

/ˈblʌdɪd/ /ˈblʌdəd/

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verb

使沾血，血染。

To cause something to be covered with blood; to bloody.

Examples :

"The stray dog, startled by the car, snapped at the tire and blooded its own nose. "

那只流浪狗被汽车吓了一跳，对着轮胎咬了一口，结果自己把鼻子弄出血了。

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verb

放血，出血。

To let blood (from); to bleed.

Examples :

"The vet blooded the horse to test for illness. "

兽医给马放了血，以便检查是否生病。

medicine physiology body

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verb

以血洗礼，使…初次体验残酷

To initiate into warfare or a blood sport, traditionally by smearing with the blood of the first kill witnessed.

Examples :

"The seasoned soldiers blooded the new recruits by having them participate in their first battle, hoping the experience would harden them for the war ahead. "

经验丰富的士兵们让新兵们参加了他们的第一场战斗，以血洗礼，使他们初次体验残酷，希望这样的经历能让他们在未来的战争中变得更加坚强。

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adjective

老练的，有经验的。

Examples :

"After five years on the job, she was a blooded journalist, confident in her ability to cover any story. "

在工作了五年之后，她成了一位老练的记者，有信心报道任何新闻。

character attitude quality

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adjective

有...血统的，出身于。

Descended from.

Examples :

"He is high-blooded, descended from a long line of nobles. "

他是贵族血统，出身于一个世代贵族的家族。

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adjective

带血的，流血的

Bloody, bleeding.

Examples :

"After falling off his bike, the boy's knee was bloodied and scraped. "

男孩从自行车上摔下来后，膝盖蹭破了皮，还带着血。

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adjective

良种的，纯种的

(of horses, cattle, etc.) derived from ancestors of good blood; having a good pedigree.

Examples :

"The stable owner proudly showed off his newly acquired blooded mare, boasting about her lineage of champion racehorses. "

马厩主人骄傲地展示了他新买的良种母马，并吹嘘她有着冠军赛马的血统。

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