BLOODSHED

[`blʌdʃed]

кровопролитие, массовое убийство, резня, бойня

bloodshed: translation

▪ further

▪ massive, widespread

▪ little

▪

Their aims were achieved quickly and with relatively little bloodshed.

▪ unnecessary

▪ cause, end in, lead to

▪

This election result could well lead to further bloodshed.

▪ end, halt, stop

▪ avoid, prevent

bloodshed: translation

all-out war, appeal to arms, armed combat, armed conflict, attack, bane, battle, belligerence, belligerency, blood, bloodbath, bloodletting, braining, butchery, carnage, combat, dealing death, destruction, destruction of life, dispatch, euthanasia, execution, extermination, fighting, flow of blood, genocide, gore, hostilities, hot war, immolation, kill, killing, la guerre, lapidation, martyrdom, martyrization, mercy killing, might of arms, military operations, murder, open hostilities, open war, poisoning, resort to arms, ritual killing, ritual murder, sacrifice, shooting, shooting war, slaughter, slaying, state of war, stoning, taking of life, the sword, total war, violence, war, warfare, warmaking, warring, wartime

кровопролитие; массовое убийство, бойня.

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bloodshed [ˊblʌdʃed] n

кровопроли́тие