slaughtered

UK
/ˈslɔːtəd/
US
/ˈslɔtərd/
slaughteredadjective
UK
/ˈslɔːtəd/
US
/ˈslɔtərd/
Translations
The villagers mourned the slaughtered livestock.
Жители деревни оплакивали зарезанный скот.
The slaughtered animals were prepared for the market.
Забитые животные были подготовлены для рынка.
Additional translations
Definitions
Having been killed in a violent or brutal manner, typically referring to animals or people.
The slaughtered animals were prepared for the market.
Defeated or overwhelmed completely, often used in a figurative sense.
The team was slaughtered in the final match, losing by a wide margin.
slaughterverb

slaughtered

Past Simple

slaughtered
Past Simple
slaughtered
Past Participle
slaughtering
Gerund
UK
/ˈslɔːtə/
US
/ˈslɔtər/
Translations
Farmers often slaughter animals for meat.
Фермеры часто забивают животных на мясо.
устраивать резню
The invaders came to slaughter the villagers.
Захватчики пришли устраивать резню среди деревенских жителей.
Additional translations
Definitions
To kill animals, usually for food.
The farmers slaughter the cattle every fall to prepare for the winter market.
To kill a large number of people or animals in a violent and cruel way.
The invading army slaughtered the villagers without mercy.
To defeat an opponent decisively and overwhelmingly.
The home team slaughtered their rivals with a score of 10-0.
slaughternoun
Definitions
The killing of animals for food.
The slaughter of cattle is a common practice in the meat industry.
A violent killing of a large number of people.
The battle ended in a brutal slaughter, with many soldiers losing their lives.
A thorough defeat in a competition or contest.
The game was a complete slaughter, with the home team winning by a wide margin.
slaughteradjective
Definitions
Attributive; relating to or used in the slaughter of animals.
The slaughter equipment must be cleaned thoroughly after each shift.