bloody

• 英国英语中常见的加强语气词，常用来表达愤怒、失望或惊讶等强烈情绪。也可指字面意义上的“血腥的、沾满血的”。

A common intensifier in British English, often used to express strong emotion such as anger, frustration, or surprise. Can also mean 'covered in blood' in a literal sense.

1. Covered or stained with bloodB1formal

   Having blood on the surface or being marked by bloodshed.

   血迹斑斑的

   • He had a bloody nose after the accident.
   • The scene of the crime was bloody.
   • She wiped the bloody knife with a cloth.

   同义词bleedingbloodstainedgorysanguinarystained

   反义词cleanspotlessunstained

2. Intensifier (informal)B2informalbritish

   Used as an informal intensifier to express strong emotion, often annoyance or surprise.

   该死的

   • That was a bloody good movie!
   • I can't find my bloody keys anywhere.
   • He's a bloody genius at solving puzzles.

   同义词ballyblastedbleedingblinkingbloomingconfoundedcurseddamndamnedruddy

• 英式英语中的强调词，用于表达强烈情感，如愤怒、沮丧或惊讶；用作副词时意为“非常、极其”，属非正式或粗俗用法。

An intensifier used in British English to add emphasis, often expressing strong emotion such as anger, frustration, or surprise. It can be used before adjectives or adverbs to mean 'very' or 'extremely.' Considered mildly vulgar or informal.

1. ExtremelyB2informalbritish

   Used as an intensifier to emphasize a statement, often expressing strong emotion.

   极其

   • That was a bloody brilliant performance!
   • He's bloody well going to finish this on time.
   • I'm bloody tired of all this nonsense.

   同义词absolutelyblinkingdamndamneddarnextremelyreallyutterlyvery

• 动词，指使某物沾上或涂抹血液；在英式俚语中也可用作加强语气的词，但动词形式较少见。

A verb used to indicate the act of staining or smearing with blood, or in British slang, used as an intensifier (though the verb form is less common).

1. Cover with bloodB2formal

   To stain or cover something with blood.

   使沾满血

   • The soldier's uniform was bloodied in the battle.
   • He bloodied his hands while trying to help the injured animal.
   • The boxer bloodied his opponent's nose with a powerful punch.

   同义词bloodimbruestain