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1 sanguinary
ˈsæŋɡwɪnərɪ прил.
1) кровопролитный sanguinary war ≈ кровопролитная война Syn: bloody
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2) кровожадный sanguinary hatred ≈ ненависть, жаждущая кровопролития sanguinary person ≈ кровожадный человек Syn: bloodthirsty, murderous
3) кровавый (состоящий из крови) a sanguinary stream ≈ поток крови Syn: bloody
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4) сл. проклятый( шутл. эвфемизм bloody
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3)) кровавый, кровопролитный - * battle кровопролитный бой окровавленный, кровавый - * hands окровавленные руки кровожадный, жестокий, лютый;
кровавый - * tyrant кровожадный тиран - * laws кровавые законы - with * thoughts с жестокими мыслями (эвфмеизм) (употр. вм. bloody) проклятый - * fool проклятый дурак - rather * langauge речь, пересыпанная ругательствами sanguinary кровавый, кровопролитный ~ кровожадный ~ проклятыйБольшой англо-русский и русско-английский словарь > sanguinary
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2 sanguinary
adj. \/ˈsæŋɡwɪnərɪ\/1) blodig, bloddryppende2) blodflekket3) blodtørstig4) full av kraftuttrykk, saftig, drøy5) forbannet, fordømt -
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['sæŋgwɪnərɪ] [AE -nerɪ]aggettivo form. sanguinario* * *sanguinary /ˈsæŋgwɪnərɪ/a.2 sanguinario; assetato di sangue3 (med.) del sangue; ematico; sanguigno● (fig.) sanguinary laws, leggi crudeli.* * *['sæŋgwɪnərɪ] [AE -nerɪ]aggettivo form. sanguinario -
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1. a смертоносный, убийственный2. a связанный с убийством3. a кровавый; жестокий; кровожадныйСинонимический ряд:1. bloodthirsty (adj.) bloodthirsty; bloody; cut-throat; destroying; destructive; ferocious; fierce; homicidal; lethal; murdering; sanguine; sanguineous; savage2. deadly (adj.) deadly; implacable; noisome; noxious; pernicious; sanguinary; virulent
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