Examples of using "Verta" in a sentence and their english translations:
Donate blood.
You're bleeding.
You're bleeding!
I coughed up blood.
The dog is bleeding.
Your nose is bleeding.
You're bleeding!
Tom vomited blood.
There was blood everywhere.
Tom's bleeding.
- Is that blood?
- Is this blood?
- You're not bleeding.
- You aren't bleeding.
My heart is bleeding.
Your forehead's bleeding.
I had a nosebleed today.
Try and shake some blood into the hands.
Tom began coughing up blood.
The hare is bleeding from its ear.
- You've lost too much blood.
- You've lost a lot of blood.
- You lost a lot of blood.
His nose is bleeding.
Tom saw blood on the floor.
There was blood on Tom's shirt.
How often do you give blood?
Stop. I'm bleeding.
She's bleeding. That smell's in the water.
Have you ever had a nosebleed in summer?
Tom was afraid he might bleed to death.
- It's not blood. It's tomato sauce.
- It isn't blood. It's tomato sauce.
He was surprised at the sight of blood.
Have you ever donated blood?
Tom is very squeamish and passes out at the sight of blood.
Vampire bats are most active on the darkest nights. Seeking blood in the blackness.
Each bat can drink its body weight in blood every night. -[pup grunts] -[bat screeches]
Don't make me hurt you.
Sophie's finger was bleeding so badly, that blood was dripping on the ground.
Once this stuff gets in, it can cause blisters, can make your hands bleed,
lying for three hours unconscious and bleeding before help arrived.
I have nothing to offer but blood, toil, tears, and sweat.
The presidential campaign starts getting speed. All moves will be allowed. There will be blood!
Well, let's start with its venom, a potent, fast-acting, blood-thinning, lethal cocktail.