gore

• Sustantivo que designa sangre derramada, especialmente tras violencia o lesión, y que suele usarse en contextos de escenas gráficas o muy cruentas; también puede referirse a la brutalidad o el horror explícito de una obra.

A noun referring to blood that has been shed, especially as a result of violence or injury, often used in the context of graphic or violent scenes.

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1. Blood from injuryB2formal

   Thick blood that flows from a wound, often associated with violence or injury.

   Sangre derramada por una herida

   • The movie was full of gore and violence.
   • The scene was so realistic that the gore made some viewers faint.
   • The battlefield was covered in gore after the attack.

   Sinónimosbloodgrume

2. Triangular piece of fabricC1formal

   A triangular piece of material inserted into a garment to give it shape or extra width.

   Paño triangular de una prenda

   • The dress had a gore in the skirt to allow for movement.
   • The tailor added a gore to the sleeve for a better fit.
   • The sail was made of several gores sewn together.

   Sinónimosgusset

• Verbo que significa atravesar o herir con un cuerno, colmillo u otro objeto puntiagudo, usado generalmente en el contexto de ataques de animales.

A verb meaning to pierce or wound with a horn, tusk, or similar pointed object, typically used in the context of animals attacking.

1. Pierce with a horn or tuskB2formal

   To wound or stab with a horn, tusk, or similar pointed object.

   Cornear

   • The bull gored the matador during the fight.
   • The rhinoceros gored the hunter with its horn.
   • The deer gored the dog in self-defense.

   Sinónimosimpalepiercespearspikestabtransfixwound