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Definition of carnage in English Turkish dictionary
- {i} kan dökme
- {i} katliam
Orası bir katliama sahne oldu.
-It was a scene of carnage.
- kırım
- kıyım
- eski ceset yığını
- massacre
- katliam
O büyük bir katliamdı.
-It was a huge massacre.
Katliamda hayatta kalan sadece Tom değildi.
-Tom wasn't the only survivor of the massacre.
- massacre
- {f} katliam yapmak
- massacre
- kıymak
- massacre
- {f} kılıçtan geçir
- massacre
- kırım
- slaughter, massacre, carnage
- katliam, katliam, katliam
- massacre
- katletmek
- massacre
- {f} katliam yap
- massacre
- {i} katliam, kırım, toplukıyım
- massacre
- {i} kılıçtan geçirme
- massacre
- katlet
Onları nerede katlettin?
-Where did you massacre them?
- massacre
- {f} toplu katliam yapmak
- massacre
- {i} toplu cinayet
- massacre
- kırıp geçirmek
- massacre
- {f} kılıçtan geçirmek
Related Terms
English - English
Definition of carnage in English English dictionary
- What remains after a massacre, e. g. the corpses or gore
- Death and destruction
- massacre
- {n} slaughter, havoc, devastation, flesh
- Carnage is the violent killing of large numbers of people, especially in a war. his strategy for stopping the carnage in Kosovo. = slaughter. when a lot of people are killed and injured, especially in a war (carnaticum , from caro; CARNAL)
- {i} butchery, slaughter, bloodshed
- Flesh of slain animals or men
- Great destruction of life, as in battle; bloodshed; slaughter; massacre; murder; havoc
- the savage and excessive killing of many people
- carnage victims
- people killed in a mass murder, bodies of slaughtered victims
- terrible carnage
- awful slaughter, massacre
Related Terms
carnage
Hyphenation
car·nageTurkish pronunciation
kärnîcSynonyms
bloodbath, massacre, annihilation, blitz, blood, blood and guts, blood bath, bloodshed, butchering, butchery, crime, extermination, gore, havoc, hecatombPronunciation
/ˈkärnəʤ/ /ˈkɑːrnɪʤ/
Etymology
[ 'kär-nij ] (noun.) circa 1656. Middle French carnage, from Latin carnaticum (“slaughter of animals”), itself from Latin carnem, accusative of caro (“flesh”)Resimler
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