gore

US /ɡɔːr/
UK /ɡɔːr/
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gore, sang

blood that has been shed, especially as a result of violence

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The horror movie was full of blood and gore.
Le film d'horreur était plein de sang et de gore.
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The scene was too much gore for some viewers.
La scène était trop gore pour certains spectateurs.
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bloodcarnageslaughterbutcherymassacre
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transpercer, empaler

pierce or wound with a horn or tusk

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The bull tried to gore the matador.
Le taureau a essayé de transpercer le matador.
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He was gored by a wild boar.
Il a été transpercé par un sanglier.
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piercestabimpalepuncturespear