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bloodshed

/ˈblʌd.ʃed/

Traduction: Nom désignant le fait de tuer ou de blesser des personnes, généralement lors d'un conflit ou d'un acte de violence, avec effusion de sang.

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/ˈblʌd.ʃed/C1formal
  • frNom désignant le fait de tuer ou de blesser des personnes, généralement lors d'un conflit ou d'un acte de violence, avec effusion de sang.

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

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  1. Violent killingB2formal

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

    frEffusion de sang, massacre

    • 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.

    Synonymesbloodbathbloodlettingbutcherycarnagekillingmassacreslaughter

  2. Indiscriminate slaughterC1formal

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

    frtuerie indiscriminée

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

    Synonymesbloodbathbutcherycarnageholocaustmassacrepogromslaughter

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  • bloodshed's possessive singular form
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