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slaughter

/ˈslɔː.tər/

Traduction: Nom désignant l'abattage des animaux pour la consommation, le massacre violent et de masse de personnes, ou une défaite écrasante., Verbe désignant l'action de tuer des animaux pour la consommation, ou de tuer des personnes de manière brutale et violente, souvent en grand nombre.

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noun

/ˈslɔː.tər/B2formal
  • frNom désignant l'abattage des animaux pour la consommation, le massacre violent et de masse de personnes, ou une défaite écrasante.

A noun referring to the killing of animals for food, or the violent and excessive killing of many people, or a sound defeat.

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  1. Killing of animals for foodB1formal

    The act of killing animals, typically for human consumption.

    frAbattage des animaux pour l'alimentation

    • The slaughter of cattle is regulated by strict laws.
    • Modern slaughterhouses aim to make the slaughter process as humane as possible.
    • The farmer prepared the animals for slaughter.

    Synonymesbutcheringbutcherykilling

  2. Sound defeatB2informalsport

    A decisive and overwhelming defeat, especially in a sports match or competition.

    frDéfaite écrasante

    • The home team suffered a complete slaughter, losing 10-0.
    • It was a slaughter in the final game; the champions were utterly outclassed.
    • The debate turned into a slaughter for the unprepared candidate.

    Synonymesannihilationbeatingdemolitiondrubbinghammeringroutthrashingtrouncingwallopingwhipping

    Antonymestriumphvictorywin

  3. Mass killing of peopleB2formal

    The savage and excessive killing of a large number of people, often in a violent or cruel manner.

    frmassacre

    • The historical account describes the slaughter of innocent civilians during the war.
    • The massacre was one of the worst slaughters in modern history.
    • They fled the city to escape the slaughter.

    Synonymesannihilationbloodbathbutcherycarnageexterminationgenocidemass murdermassacrepogrom

Formes
  • slaughters plural form
  • slaughters' possessive plural form
  • slaughter's possessive singular form
Vocab Bloom Hub English dataset · 0.3.1

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verb

/ˈslɔː.tər/B2formal
  • frVerbe désignant l'action de tuer des animaux pour la consommation, ou de tuer des personnes de manière brutale et violente, souvent en grand nombre.

A verb used to indicate the act of killing animals for food, or killing people in a violent and cruel manner.

  1. Kill animals for foodB2formal

    To kill animals, typically for human consumption.

    frAbattre des animaux pour la consommation

    • The farmer slaughters pigs for the local market.
    • They slaughter cattle in a humane way.
    • The process of slaughtering chickens is strictly regulated.

    Synonymesbutchercullkill

  2. Mass killing of peopleB2formal

    To kill a large number of people in a violent and indiscriminate manner.

    frMassacrer

    • The invading army slaughtered thousands of innocent civilians.
    • The massacre saw the slaughter of entire villages.
    • History records the brutal slaughter of prisoners of war.

    Synonymesannihilatebutchercarnagedecimateexterminatemassacrepogrom

Formes
  • slaughtered past participle
  • slaughtered past simple
  • slaughtering present participle
  • slaughters third person singular
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