bloody

UK:  ['blʌdi]

US:  ['blʌdi]

比较级：bloodier  最高级：bloodiest  过去分词：bloodied  现在分词：bloodying  第三人称单数：bloodies  

n.

1.血样的流血

adj.

1.血腥,血腥的;嗜血的;杀人的;残酷,凶残的,残暴的

2.血腥的,残忍的

3.流血;血淋淋的;血肉模糊

4.血性

5.血糊糊的;血染的,血迹斑斑的

6.嗜血的,好杀的

7.血的;血一样的

8.血洗,浴血;惨重的

9.可恶的,无赖;惹人讨厌的

10.〔口语〕过分的,不合情理的

v.

1.血污,血染

adv.

1.〔英口〕过分,太,不顾死活地

2.真的;很

1 . The venom drawn out from suffering would be enough to poison the whole world in a bloody eruption, bursting out of the volcano of our being.
从苦难中抽出的毒液，足以使得整个世界七窍流血。它正从我们生命的火山之中不断的爆发出来。

2 . His wife is so mean that if he gives her a crutch, she'd go and break her bloody leg.
他老婆吝啬到这样子：假如他给了她一根拐杖，她会蠢到把她那臭腿折断的。

3 . It's been a particularly bloody week even by the standards of Tijuana, a key transit point for drugs trafficked to the United States.
即使是依据蒂华纳的标准来评判，这周也可以称得上是极其血腥的一周，对于运往美国的毒品来说，是至关重要的转捩点。

4 . First, I need to see his dead body all bloody with one of our soldiers holding up today newspaper in there hand.
第一，我需要在今天的报纸上，看到我们的士兵举起他的血迹斑斑的尸体。

5 . Anything is better than a return to the bloody turmoil of the Taiping or the warlord era or to the horrors of the Cultural Revolution.
无论什么，都要好过太平天国、或军阀时期，或文化大革命时期的流血动荡。