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bloody

/ˈblʌdi/

bloodyadjective

bloodier

Comp.

bloodiest

Super.

/ˈblʌdi/

Translations

кровавый

The battle was bloody and brutal.

Битва была кровавой и жестокой.

окровавленный

He returned from the fight with a bloody shirt.

Он вернулся с драки в окровавленной рубашке.

проклятый

This bloody weather is ruining my plans.

Эта проклятая погода портит мои планы.

Definitions

Covered in or smeared with blood.

The soldier returned from the battlefield with a bloody uniform.

Involving or characterized by bloodshed or violence.

The movie was criticized for its bloody scenes.

Used for emphasis, often to express anger or frustration.

It's a bloody shame that the event was canceled at the last minute.

Synonyms

Antonyms

bloodyadverb

/ˈblʌdi/

Used chiefly in British, Australian and New Zealand English as an intensifying adverb before adjectives, adverbs or verb phrases.

Definitions

Used as an intensifier to add emphasis to an adjective, adverb, or verb phrase, often conveying annoyance or surprise.

That was a bloody brilliant performance!

bloodyinterjection

/ˈblʌdi/

Translations

чёрт возьми

Bloody hell, I forgot my keys at home!

Чёрт возьми, я забыл ключи дома!

проклятье

Bloody, I can't believe I missed the bus again!

Проклятье, не могу поверить, что я снова пропустил автобус!

Additional translations

ё-моё

Definitions

Used to express anger or frustration.

Bloody hell, I can't believe I missed the bus again!

Used to emphasize a statement or opinion, often in a negative context.

It's bloody cold outside today!

bloodyverb

bloodied

Past Simple

bloodied

Past Participle

bloodying

Gerund

Transitive verb meaning ‘to cover with blood’ or ‘to wound’; regular morphology.

Definitions

To cover or stain with blood; to wound so as to make bleed.

The boxer bloodied his opponent’s nose in the first round.