massacre

/mas-uh-ker/US // ˈmæs ə kər //UK // (ˈmæsəkə) //

大屠杀,大屠杀事件,屠城,屠城事件

Definitions

n.名词 noun

1
- : the unnecessary, indiscriminate killing of a large number of human beings or animals, as in barbarous warfare or persecution or for revenge or plunder.
- : a general slaughter, as of persons or animals: the massacre of millions during the war.
- : Informal. a crushing defeat, especially in sports.

v.有主动词 verb

1
mas·sa·cred, mas·sa·cring.
- : to kill unnecessarily and indiscriminately, especially a large number of persons.
- : Informal. to defeat decisively, especially in sports.

nounkilling of many

Synonyms

God was in the room when you made a massacre out of someone’s child.
Once he first learned about the massacre, Solomon-Simmons wanted to spread the word as widely as possible.
He also worked on an unsuccessful 2003 lawsuit stemming from the massacre.
Like many other race riots and massacres in the South and in Florida, once the events left the front page of the newspapers, they were buried.
At Republicans’ convention in Cleveland in 2016, one month after the massacre at the Pulse nightclub in Orlando, this president showed he could say “LGBT.”
The massacre of cartoonists at the French magazine Charlie Hebdo is a crystallizing moment.
Several Muslim sites in France, including mosques have been attacked or vandalized since the Charlie Hebdo massacre.
What often is forgotten—and what Beck could probably stand to remember—is that the massacre was, technically, a firefight.
Nearly two full months have passed since the student massacre that took place in the city of Iguala, Guerrero.
Will “loyalty cards” be enough to stave of a Republican massacre of House Democrats on Tuesday?
Those who escaped the massacre were hung upon the same trees on which the Frenchmen had previously been hung.
There was the usual , but this time the trees were cut down and the wells choked up.

/mas-uh-ker/US // ˈmæs ə kər //UK // (ˈmæsəkə) //

大屠杀,大屠杀事件,屠城,屠城事件

n.名词 noun

1
- : the unnecessary, indiscriminate killing of a large number of human beings or animals, as in barbarous warfare or persecution or for revenge or plunder.
- : a general slaughter, as of persons or animals: the massacre of millions during the war.
- : Informal. a crushing defeat, especially in sports.

v.有主动词 verb

1
mas·sa·cred, mas·sa·cring.
- : to kill unnecessarily and indiscriminately, especially a large number of persons.
- : Informal. to defeat decisively, especially in sports.

nounkilling of many

Synonyms

God was in the room when you made a massacre out of someone’s child.
Once he first learned about the massacre, Solomon-Simmons wanted to spread the word as widely as possible.
He also worked on an unsuccessful 2003 lawsuit stemming from the massacre.
Like many other race riots and massacres in the South and in Florida, once the events left the front page of the newspapers, they were buried.
At Republicans’ convention in Cleveland in 2016, one month after the massacre at the Pulse nightclub in Orlando, this president showed he could say “LGBT.”
The massacre of cartoonists at the French magazine Charlie Hebdo is a crystallizing moment.
Several Muslim sites in France, including mosques have been attacked or vandalized since the Charlie Hebdo massacre.
What often is forgotten—and what Beck could probably stand to remember—is that the massacre was, technically, a firefight.
Nearly two full months have passed since the student massacre that took place in the city of Iguala, Guerrero.
Will “loyalty cards” be enough to stave of a Republican massacre of House Democrats on Tuesday?
Those who escaped the massacre were hung upon the same trees on which the Frenchmen had previously been hung.
There was the usual , but this time the trees were cut down and the wells choked up.