bleed dry

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bleed sb dry INFORMAL
to take a lot of money from someone over a period of time:
The West is bleeding poorer countries dry through interest payments on their debts.

[TahlilGaran] Advanced Learner's Dictionary ▲

bleed dry
bleed (someone) dry
to take someone's money until most or all of it has gone.
Repayments on the new furniture were bleeding me dry.

bleed (someone/something) dry
to use up everything someone or something has available.
The city is losing money at a rate that eventually will bleed it dry.

I'm worried that the medical bills will bleed my parents dry.

Etymology: based on the idea of a person losing so much blood that they die
bleed (someone/something) dry
to use up everything someone or something has available.
The city is losing money at a rate that eventually will bleed it dry.

I'm worried that the medical bills will bleed my parents dry.

Etymology: based on the idea of a person losing so much blood that they die

[TahlilGaran] English Idioms Dictionary ▲

bleed something dry
bleed (someone/something) dry
to use up everything someone or something has available.
The city is losing money at a rate that eventually will bleed it dry.

I'm worried that the medical bills will bleed my parents dry.

Etymology: based on the idea of a person losing so much blood that they die

[TahlilGaran] English Idioms Dictionary ▲

bleed someone dry
bleed (someone) dry
to take someone's money until most or all of it has gone.
Repayments on the new furniture were bleeding me dry.

bleed (someone/something) dry
to use up everything someone or something has available.
The city is losing money at a rate that eventually will bleed it dry.

I'm worried that the medical bills will bleed my parents dry.

Etymology: based on the idea of a person losing so much blood that they die
bleed (someone/something) dry
to use up everything someone or something has available.
The city is losing money at a rate that eventually will bleed it dry.

I'm worried that the medical bills will bleed my parents dry.

Etymology: based on the idea of a person losing so much blood that they die

[TahlilGaran] English Idioms Dictionary ▲


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