bleed (someone or something) dry イディオム

bone dry

very dry, as dry as an old bone Someone had drained the pool. It was bone dry.

dirty laundry

personal problems, mistakes, scandals I don't want the public to see my dirty laundry - my worst moves.

dry out

stop using alcohol, on the wagon She's drying out at a treatment centre. It's a four-week program.

dry run

complete rehearsal, walk through Let's do a dry run of our play so I can add the background music.

dry up

stop talking, be quiet I wish he'd dry up. He talks too much.

hang you out to dry

defeat you, convict you, throw the book at If you're caught shoplifting, they'll hang you out to dry.

high and dry

stranded, out of the current of events They left him high and dry when they moved the company to Europe.

you don't miss the water till the well runs dry

you do not appreciate some things until they go away or become extinct Now we have only memories of of our song birds. You don't miss the water till the well runs dry.

dry off

（cause to）become dry变干；弄干
Dry yourself off thoroughly after swimming，or you might catch cold．游泳之后要把身体擦干，否则可能感冒。

leave high and dry

Idiom(s): leave sb high and dry

Theme: ABANDONMENT

to leave someone unsupported and unable to maneuver; to leave someone helpless.(Informal.)
• All my workers quit and left me high and dry.
• All the children ran away and left Billy high and dry to take the blame for the broken window.

bleed (someone or something) dry

To booty all of the assets that addition being or affair has available. This byword is generally activated to money. Paying for my kids' apprenticeship is aloof bleeding me dry. I achievement I'll still be able to retire one day! Overhead costs are bleeding our business dry. We charge to appear up with a altered way of accomplishing things.Learn more: bleed, dry

bleed addition dry

bleed addition white

COMMON If addition or article bleeds, a person, organization, or country dry or bleeds them white, they booty all of their money or assets from them. The aboriginal two absorption payments had bled him dry. His branch had been bled dry by years of war with France. Note: In the past, doctors generally advised patients by bleeding them, which complex removing some of their blood. Learn more: bleed, dry, someone

bleed addition dry (or white)

cesspool addition of all their money or resources. Since the backward 17th aeon bleeding has been a allegory for acquisitive money from someone. White refers to the physiological aftereffect of accident blood. 1982 William Haggard The Mischief-Makers Her bedmate had been a affluent man, the lady's attorneys aciculate and ruthless, and her bedmate had been bled white to get rid of her. Learn more: bleed, dry, someone

bleed somebody ˈdry/ˈwhite

(disapproving) booty abroad all somebody’s money: He acclimated to be absolutely wealthy, but his accouchement accept bled him dry.Learn more: bleed, dry, somebody, white

bleed addition dry

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leave sb out in the cold leave sb in the lurch leave sb in peace leave sb holding the bag leave sb flat leave oneself wide open for leave one to one's fate leave high and dry leave hanging in midair leave for dead leave a lot to be desired leave a bad taste in one's mouth least of all learn to live with learn sth the hard way

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bleed (someone or something) dry イディオム

bone dry

dirty laundry

dry out

dry run

dry up

hang you out to dry

high and dry

you don't miss the water till the well runs dry

dry off

leave high and dry

bleed (someone or something) dry

bleed addition dry

bleed addition white

bleed addition dry (or white)

bleed somebody ˈdry/ˈwhite

bleed addition dry

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