bloodshed in Japanese
bloodshed in Japanese is 流血 — bloodshed means the killing or wounding of people, especially on a large scale.
bloodshed in Japanese
流血
Pronounced: ryuuketsu
(literally) The shedding or spilling of blood.
What does "bloodshed" mean?
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noun The killing or wounding of people, especially on a large scale.
"Diplomats worked to prevent further bloodshed in the region."
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bloodshed in a sentence
- Diplomats worked to prevent further bloodshed in the region.
- The revolution was achieved with remarkably little bloodshed.
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What is "bloodshed" in Japanese?
"bloodshed" in Japanese is 流血. bloodshed means: The killing or wounding of people, especially on a large scale.
How do you pronounce 流血?
"bloodshed" in Japanese is 流血, pronounced "ryuuketsu".
How do you use "bloodshed" in a sentence?
Example: "Diplomats worked to prevent further bloodshed in the region." In Japanese, "bloodshed" is 流血.
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