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bloodshed

/ˈblʌd.ʃed/

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noun

/ˈblʌd.ʃed/C1formal
  • ruСуществительное, обозначающее убийство или ранение людей, обычно во время конфликта или насилия, сопровождающееся пролитием крови.

A noun referring to the killing or wounding of people, typically during conflict or violence, involving the shedding of blood.

uncountable

  1. Violent killingB2formal

    The act of killing or wounding people, often in a violent conflict or war.

    ruКровопролитие

    • The war resulted in terrible bloodshed on both sides.
    • The government condemned the bloodshed during the protests.
    • History is filled with accounts of unnecessary bloodshed.

    Synonymsbloodbathbloodlettingbutcherycarnagekillingmassacreslaughter

  2. Indiscriminate slaughterC1formal

    The killing of many people in a violent and random manner, often without regard for life.

    ruКровопролитие

    • The massacre was an act of indiscriminate bloodshed.
    • The dictator's regime was responsible for widespread bloodshed.
    • The peacekeepers intervened to prevent further bloodshed.

    Synonymsbloodbathbutcherycarnageholocaustmassacrepogromslaughter

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  • bloodsheds plural form
  • bloodsheds' possessive plural form
  • bloodshed's possessive singular form
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