Перевод слова

Перевод: carnage

[существительное]
резня ; кровавая бойня

Тезаурус:

1. It was also profoundly necessary to understand roots and strengths of the culture so that what was best might be salvaged from carnage, and worries like Eliot's - that the war might be fought only to preserve financial interests - could be assuaged.
2. They were in the trenches by Christmas 1915 and eventually, from July 1916, in the carnage of the Somme.
3. It suffered so brutally from war and killing that even after a second time around, in "39, after the havoc of Korea, the cut and thrust of Malaysia and Aden, the carnage of the Falklands and the bizarre media-encouraged sand-deaths in the Gulf - even after all that, the terrible word "Gallipoli" is burned deep into the very fibre of every soul who was born in Bury, or who had family there.
4. One supply officer, watching from the rear, described the carnage which followed: "Nothing could be more desperate than their attack and more properly received.
5. The Quebec premier, Mr Robert Bourassa, condemned the killings as a "barbaric carnage" and declared three days of official mourning.
6. The audience received the news of still more carnage with round eyes.
7. Posing as the authors of a book on fisheries of the world, Thornton and Higgs, accompanied by an interpreter, set off in search of evidence of the continuing carnage.
8. The sort of televised carnage which disfigured some recent Grand Nationals is simply no longer acceptable.
9. In this world of clean fast-running water, of inimitable oaks and meadows which made the Bayeux tapestry look like a traycloth, there was no place for somersaulted cars and carnage and broken bodies lying on the wet and bloody tarmac.
10. A senior fire officer said: "It was total carnage.
11. Despite the carnage elsewhere, the shares ended the day 36p better at 669p and had been much higher.
12. "Three of the World Security guards dragged out of the carnage down near Freiburg were armed.
13. "Tiananmen is nothing compared to Timisoara," said a Western student who entered Yugoslavia yesterday from the centre of the weekend carnage.