bleed out

The term "bleed out" is often used in medical and metaphorical contexts to describe severe blood loss or the depletion of vital resources.

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Definition

B2Medicine

(informal)To lose blood to the point of death.

Example

  • The patient might bleed out if the wound isn't treated immediately.

B2Medicine

(informal)An event of severe blood loss.

Example

  • The emergency room was dealing with a bleed out from a car accident.

B2Figurative

(informal)To lose essential elements, leading to deterioration.

Example

  • The company began to bleed out funds after the market crash.

B2Hunting

(technical)To drain blood from an animal after it has been killed.

Example

  • The hunters hung the deer to bleed out before processing the meat.

Similar

Terms that have similar or relatively close meanings to "bleed out":

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