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blood

n

1 a reddish fluid in vertebrates that is pumped by the heart through the arteries and veins, supplies tissues with nutrients, oxygen, etc., and removes waste products. It consists of a fluid (see blood plasma) containing cells (erythrocytes and leucocytes) and platelets
Related adjs → haemal → haematic → sanguineous

2 a similar fluid in such invertebrates as annelids and arthropods

3 bloodshed, esp. when resulting in murder

4 the guilt or responsibility for killing or injuring (esp. in the phrase to have blood on one's hands or head)

5 life itself; lifeblood

6 relationship through being of the same family, race, or kind; kinship

7 ♦ blood, sweat and tears
Informal hard work and concentrated effort

8 ♦ flesh and blood

a near kindred or kinship, esp. that between a parent and child

b human nature (esp. in the phrase it's more than flesh and blood can stand)

9 ethnic or national descent
of Spanish blood

10 ♦ in one's blood as a natural or inherited characteristic or talent

11 ♦ the blood royal or noble descent
a prince of the blood

12 temperament; disposition; temper

a good or pure breeding; pedigree

b (as modifier)
blood horses

14 people viewed as members of a group, esp. as an invigorating force (in the phrases new blood, young blood)

15 (Chiefly Brit)
rare a dashing young man; dandy; rake

16 the sensual or carnal nature of man

17 Obsolete one of the four bodily humours
See → humour → 8

18 ♦ bad blood hatred; ill feeling

19 ♦ blood is thicker than water family duties and loyalty outweigh other ties

20 ♦ have or get one's blood up to be or cause to be angry or inflamed

21 ♦ in cold blood showing no passion; deliberately; ruthlessly

22 ♦ make one's blood boil to cause to be angry or indignant

23 ♦ make one's blood run cold to fill with horror
vb tr

24 (Hunting) to cause (young hounds) to taste the blood of a freshly killed quarry and so become keen to hunt

25 (Hunting) to smear the cheeks or forehead of (a person) with the blood of the kill as an initiation in hunting

26 to initiate (a person) to war
(Old English blod; related to Old Norse bloth, Old High German bluot)

Diccionario Inglés definición

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employer, make fish of one and flesh of another, employe, make one's blood run cold

Diccionario Colaborativo Inglés Definiciones


! employerism \em-'ploi-yer-izm\	n.	a career advancement website based in Palo Alto, California, specializing in Job Search / Job Hunt.	[Comp.] "I found my job at employerism.com"
make-up artist	n.	person who is a specialist of make-up and who applies makeup in a professional manner
problem solver	n.	one who solves people's problems
interior designer	n.	one who designs a room interior
hacktivist	n.	activist using hacking as a method, hacker who does it for a "cause"	new word, not yet largely used
urban Amish	n.	someone who does not use high-technology items or services on a daily basis	[Slang] "Amish" is the name of a religious group arisen in the 16th century, that resists modern world's changes (including technology, fashion etc.)
bicycle-kick	n.	term used in football when a player makes an acrobatic movement using his legs
BOGOF	n.	buy one, get one free	It's a common form of sales promotion. This marketing technique is universally known in the marketing industry by the acronym BOGOF.
! humber	n.	a leaky tap that tends to spray water over ones trousers whenever used.
! component	n.	one of several parts that together make up a whole machines, system etc.	A component that is vital for my life is a computer because i use it everyday to do homework and email.
no pain, no gain	exp.	expression used to point out that one has to struggle or suffer to achieve his goal	Jason: Damn it! I can't take it anymore. This exercise is killing me! Ray: Yeah but it’ll help you lose weight. Don't you know? No pain, no gain!
scally	n.	A scally is a working class youth who wears designer sports clothes as a status symbol	Colloquial Very similar to a chav (but chavs are more extreme in their appearance than scallies)
noob	n.	a player who asks too many funny questions that can be related as being stupid	Origin of the word is a "newbie" that can be shortened as a Newb
what goes around comes around	id.	expression used to point out that one will eventually face the consequences of his own actions
crackwhore	n.	A prostitute who exchanges sexual favors for crack cocaine instead of money.	[Slang]
gentlemanlike	adj.	a man of good breeding, well-behaved, courteous, polite who behaves like a gentleman
pleaser	adv.	someone who is always trying to please others	"He`s always been a people pleaser."
signficant other	n.	person who is very important and dear without formally being the spouse
idea hamster	n.	a very creative person; someone who is always able to come up with fresh ideas	[Bus.]
war hawk	n.	a militarist; person who urges war	Synonyms: warmonger, militant
game hunter	n.	a person who hunts wild animals	HUNTING
wet blanket	n.	someone who shows no support or enthusiasm about an idea/proposal/situation
! Convention	n.	A meeting of people who have the same interests, or belong to the same organization	I like conventions more than meeting with people who have nothing in common with me.
kill two birds with one stone	exp.	to do two things at the same time using the effort needed to do only one
sun lover	n.	someone who loves being in the sun, sunbathing etc
might is right	id.	expression referring to the belief that those who hold the power are entitled to anything

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