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bloodsucking

/ˈblʌdˌsʌk.ɪŋ/

Traduction: Qui se nourrit de sang, en parlant d'un animal ou d'un insecte ; au sens figuré, qui exploite ou épuise les ressources d'autrui de manière abusive.

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/ˈblʌdˌsʌk.ɪŋ/C1formal
  • frQui se nourrit de sang, en parlant d'un animal ou d'un insecte ; au sens figuré, qui exploite ou épuise les ressources d'autrui de manière abusive.

Describes something that exploits or drains resources from others, often used metaphorically.

  1. Feeding on bloodB2formal

    Drawing blood from the body of another organism, typically for nourishment.

    frqui se nourrit de sang

    • Mosquitoes are bloodsucking insects that can transmit diseases.
    • The vampire bat is a bloodsucking mammal found in Central and South America.
    • Leeches are bloodsucking creatures used in some medical treatments.
  2. Parasitic or exploitativeC1informal

    Having the nature or habits of a parasite; living off another person or entity, often in a harmful way.

    frparasite, exploiteur

    • The landlord was a bloodsucking tyrant who raised the rent every month.
    • He called his ex-business partner a bloodsucking leech who took all the profits.
    • The company was accused of being a bloodsucking corporation that exploited its workers.

    Synonymesexploitativeparasitic

    Antonymesbeneficial

Formes
  • more bloodsucking comparative form
  • most bloodsucking superlative form
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