bloodbath的意思|bloodbath的解释-里氏词典

bloodbath ['blʌdbæθ]

n. 大屠杀

It will soon become clear whether the crackdown can stem the sectarian bloodbath.
很快就会清楚镇压是否会阻止宗教之间的流血冲突。
The bloodbath at a local factory by a disgruntled worker had the townspeople in shock for months.
那位心怀不满的工人在当地工厂的大屠杀使居民们惊恐不安了好几个月。
Yet his account of the20- minute bloodbath that has plunged the country into mourning was chillingly matter-of-fact.
然而他口中叙述的历时20分钟的校园血案确是血淋淋的事实，这起惨案使得德国举国上下一片哀鸣。

bloodbath

[ noun ]
indiscriminate slaughter
<noun.act>
a bloodbath took place when the leaders of the plot surrenderedten days after the bloodletting Hitler gave the action its name
the valley is no stranger to bloodshed and murder
a huge prison battue was ordered

bloodbath \blood"bath`\ n.
1. Indiscriminate slaughter; the killing of multiple persons.

Syn: bloodletting, bloodshed, battue.
[WordNet 1.5]

2. [fig.] Substantial losses by many people, as in a mass
termination of employment or widespread financial loss;
as, the sudden market drop created a bloodbath among
overoptimistic investors.
[PJC]

The remains of four Union soldiers were reburied at the Antietam National Battlefield on Sunday, the 127th anniversary of an 1862 Civil War bloodbath.
He said: "The men in uniform are working 24 hours a day and soon we will gain control." The rebels' Radio Venceremos claimed every army attempt to reclaim rebel positions "has turned into a profound bloodbath among their troops and elite corps.
Pol Pot's Khmer Rouge were particularly vicious, unleashing a bloodbath that took as many as two million Cambodian lives in 44 months.
Gorbachev has said his country wants no say in who governs Afghanistan or the country's politics after the troops come home. Even so, he is expected to seek some guarantee that a bloodbath will not occur during or after the troop withdrawal.
Hundreds of Syrian troops moved into Beirut's southern slums today to end a three-week bloodbath between rival Shiite Moslem militias.
The bloodbath touched off riots in the occupied territories that killed three more Palestinians.
Do you know that right wingers like Reed Irvine accused Donald of "sabotaging" the original concept, because "Amerika" shows you all taking us over without nuclear holocaust, massive subversion or a Stalinist bloodbath?
In the unrelated trial known as the San Quentin Six case, Spain was the only prisoner convicted of murder in a 1971 bloodbath that took the lives of militant leader George Jackson, two other inmates and three guards.
In the slums of south Beirut, the Syrians have 4,500 troops who were deployed in May to halt a three-week bloodbath between Amal and Hezbollah.
Christian leader Michel Aoun today accepted a seven-point Arab peace plan aimed at ending the 6-month-old bloodbath between his forces and Syrian troops, who control 70 percent of the country.
"What they're doing comes from the bloodbath school of accounting," he said.
"We know that there are many whites who are armed and determined to turn our country into a bloodbath," Mandela said.
"If he decided to leave tomorrow there would be a bloodbath. The soldiers would go on a rampage.
My advice is to sell them now.' Amid the bloodbath in the world's bond markets this year, one area of the eurobond market, the floating-rate note sector, has thrived.
The bloodbath set off a chain of reprisals by Arabs and Israelis.
A Munich newspaper quoted Willy Brandt, the former West German chancellor, as saying the Soviets prevented a potential bloodbath in Leipzig on Oct. 9, when protest against the old hard-line leadership of East Germany reached its peak.
Traders and portfolio managers blamed the OTC bloodbath in part on program trading of larger stocks, nervousness about corporate earnings, fears about the economy and concerns that the market for initial public offerings might lose some steam.
In the UK, the time to start thinking about what higher base rates might mean is now. The immediate background is what a Hollywood producer might call the bloodbath on Lombard Street.
There is no excuse, except arrogance and bad musical education, for the mayhem lately committed on Sylvia or the sound-track provided a few years ago for Frankenstein, or the recent bloodbath of Don Quixote.
In some eyes, Garcia's honeymoon ended in 1986 when he gave government forces a free hand to quell prison riots in Lima, and more than 250 leftist guerrilla inmates were slain in a bloodbath.
The activists warned there could be a "bloodbath" in the state.
"It is turning into a personal conflict between Doe and Taylor at the expense of a tribal bloodbath," said an expatriate who has worked in Liberia for 20 years.
The government is fully aware of the elements who indulged in the bloodbath and will eliminate them with an iron hand." Those "elements" were not identified.
Another gives tips on 'armed protest'. 'Don't look for a bloodbath,' one speaker warned.
A crowd of Vietnamese, panicked by rumors of a communist bloodbath that never materialized, followed, desperately seeking a way out of the country.
Washington closed its embassy in Kabul last winter, citing fears of a bloodbath after the Soviet army ended nine years of involvement in the war and left Afghanistan in February.
Prime Minister Yitzhak Shamir's government urged Jews to gather at the Wailing Wall at the end of the religious festival of Sukkot on Thursday in a show of defiance of the Arab stoning attack that prompted the bloodbath.
If we halt military pressure, recalcitrant elements would feel free to embark on a bloodbath like that of the early 1980s," he said.
Syrian troops and tanks massed outside southern Beirut and the army said it would move into Shiite Moslem slums and shoot to kill if rival militias don't end a 10-day-old bloodbath.
The 600-strong PLO force had deployed Tuesday to end the inter-Shiite bloodbath.

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