blooding
present participle ofblood
blood
verb[T]
uk/blʌd/us/blʌd/to give someonetheirfirstexperienceof something:
Theydecidedto blood him in theinternationalteamat theageof only 18.
Teaching in general
- asynchronous
- chief academic officer
- CLIL
- clue
- clue in
- disciplinary
- educate
- initiate
- instruct
- non-conditioned
- non-didactic
- non-education
- non-educational
- non-teaching
- socialize
- synchronous
- teachsomeonea lessonidiom
- teachable
- that'll teachsomeoneidiom
- total physical response
Examplesofblooding
blooding
In English, many past and present participles of verbs can be used as adjectives. Some of these examples may show the adjective use.
This involves thebloodingof hares.
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Beneath sky's eyes beast to feastbloodingmoon-turned hours...
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- limited supply
- limited support
- limited time
- limited variation
- limited visibility
- limited vocabulary
- limiter
- limiting
- limiting access
- limiting case
- limiting factor
- limitless
- limitless supply
- limit order
- limit-order
- limit theorem
- limnology
- limo
- limousine
- limp
- limped
- limpet
- limpet mine
- limpet-mine
- limpid