| 单词 | blood |
| 释义 | blood [blʌd] noun uncountable LIQUID 液体 ESSENTIAL ■the red liquid that is sent around the body by the heart, and carries oxygen and important substances to organs and tissue, and removes waste products 血，血液 •He lost give/donate blood ■to allow a trained person to take some blood from your body so that it can be stored and is ready to be given to people who have lost a lot of blood during an accident or operation 捐血 [blʌd] noun uncountable FAMILY 家族 ■family relationship by birth rather than marriage 血统；家族，家世 •They are related by •She has Russian blood (= one or more of her relatives was Russian).她有俄罗斯血统。 [blʌd] noun uncountable be after sb's blood informal ■to be very angry with someone and threatening to harm them 恨不得让（某人）见血 •You'd better stay out of her way - she's after your blood.你最好离她远点——她恨不得让你见血。 [blʌd] noun uncountable be in the/ your blood ■If an ability or skill is in someone's blood, they have it naturally, usually because it already exists in their family 家传；生来就有 •His father and grandmother were painters too so it's obviously in the blood.他父亲和祖母也是画家，所以绘画天赋显然是家族遗传的。 [blʌd] noun uncountable blood and guts informal ■extreme violence 野蛮；血腥 •There was a bit too much blood and guts in the film for my liking.这部电影暴力场面太多了点儿，我不喜欢。 [blʌd] noun uncountable Blood is thicker than water. saying ■said to emphasize that you believe that family connections are always more important than other types of relationships 血浓于水；家人总比外人亲 [blʌd] noun uncountable sb's blood is up literary ■If your blood is up, you feel very angry. 怒气填胸 [blʌd] noun uncountable get blood out of/from a stone ■to make someone give or tell you something, when it is extremely difficult because of the character or mood of the person or organization you are dealing with 像从石头里榨出血来（指要从某人身上获得某物或探听某事极其困难） •Persuading Chris to buy a round of drinks is like getting blood out of a stone.说服克里斯出钱给每个人买杯喝的几乎不大可能。 [blʌd] noun uncountable have (sb's) blood on your hands ■to be responsible for someone's death 对…的死负有责任 •The leaders of this war have the blood of many thousands of people on their hands.这场战争的领导者应该对几千人的死负责。 [blʌd] noun uncountable make your blood boil ■to make you extremely angry 使怒火中烧 •The way they have treated those people makes my blood boil.他们对待那些人的方式令我非常气愤。 [blʌd] noun uncountable make your blood run cold ■A sound, sight or thought that makes your blood run cold frightens you very much 使不寒而栗 •I heard a tapping on the window which made my blood run cold.我听见有人敲窗户，顿时吓得毛骨悚然。 [blʌd] noun uncountable new/fresh blood ■people who join an organization and who can provide new ideas and energy （机构的）新人，新血 •The company has brought in some new blood in an effort to revive its fortunes.为了重铸辉煌，公司引进了一些新人。 [blʌd] verb transitive ■to give someone their first experience of something 使取得初次经验 •They decided to blood him in the international team at the age of only 18.在他年仅18岁时，他们决定让他在国际大赛中初试身手。 |
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