Meaning ofbleedin English

Verb

1. to shed blood from an injury; lose fluid
   The patient will bleed from the wound if it's not stitched.
2. to suffer blood loss through an injury
   The doctor needs to bleed the patient to collect blood samples.
3. to draw or extract blood; fluids
   Ink can bleed through the paper if it's too thin.
4. to spread and stain (ink, dye, etc.)
   The nurse tried to stop the bleeding, but the patient continued to bleed.
5. to lose sap or juice from a plant
   The tree will bleed sap if it's cut too deeply.
6. to issue or drop a fluid like blood
   The hospital patient began to bleed internally after the surgery.
7. to lose money (financially)
   The company will bleed financially if it doesn't reduce its expenses.
8. to take or extort money
   The corrupt official tried to bleed the businessman for more bribes.
9. to lose something vital; gradually
   The company's finances will bleed if they don't cut costs.