粵

出ceot1血hyut3

ceot1 hyut3chū xuè

English

  1. to bleed; bleeding
  2. (fig.) to spend money in large amounts
  3. to bleed; to haemorrhage
  4. (figuratively) to spend a lot of money; usually used to describe one's wallet

粵語 — Cantonese

  1. 血液自心臟、血管向外流
  2. 比喻使咗好多錢;通常攞嚟形容銀包

Examples

  • 我性交的时候会出血。

    I bleed when I make love.

    Tatoeba · crescat CC BY

  • 你看都出血了,我扶你起来吧。

    You're bleeding everywhere; I'll help you up.

    Tatoeba · eastasiastudent CC BY

  • 汤姆的枪伤伤口导致了大出血。

    Tom was bleeding heavily from a gunshot wound.

    Tatoeba · klzlueylx CC BY

  • 我十四岁的时候,父亲死于蛛网膜下出血。

    My father died of a subarachnoid hemorrhage when I was fourteen.

    Tatoeba · ydcok CC BY

  • 內出血

    internal haemorrhage ----

  • 大出血

    a big sale; to spend a lot of money

  • 噚日同女朋友行街買嘢,荷包嚴重出血啊!

    I went shopping with my girlfriend yesterday and my wallet really took a beating (literally 'and my wallet bled severely').

Sources: cc-cedict, rime-cantonese, words.hk

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