bloodily

bloodily

美 　英 ['blʌdɪlɪ]

• adv.血淋淋地；残忍地
• 网络血迹斑斑地

英汉解释

adv.	1. 血淋淋地;残忍地,惨酷地,凶恶地

例句

A year later, it bloodily ousted Fatah from the Gaza Strip, the smaller chunk of a proposed Palestinian state.

一年后，哈马斯通过武力将法塔赫驱逐出加沙地区（提议中巴勒斯坦政权的部分领土）。

If liberalism had not hindered them, they would, so they believe, have bloodily nipped the revolutionary movements in the bud.

假如没有自由主义的阻碍，他们早就把革命运动的萌芽淹没在血泊之中了。

It causes such a tremendous pain that the screaming bears will scratch themselves bloodily even pull out the internal organs.

疼得惨嚎的熊会把自己抓得血肉模糊。甚至将内脏拉扯出来。

Did not think of to refuse of orange bloodily by!

没想到遭到了橙子的残忍拒绝！

None of this will be easy. But the present stalemate is bloodily leading nowhere.

要想做到这些都很不容易，但现在的僵局带来的只有流血，没有前途。

Their blossoming relationship may now be hostage to how bloodily China handles anti-Chinese protests by Tibetans.

它们的美好关系如今可能受制于中国对示威的血腥处理。

But they wonder why their movement was bloodily crushed, whereas those in Egypt and Tunisia have prospered.

但是，他们在思考，为什么他们的运动被血腥镇压，而埃及和突尼斯的抗议示威能够顺利发展。

"Very big of a swan! " The devil is shouting bloodily!

“好大的一只天鹅！”恶魔在血淋淋地呼喊！

Serbia brutally and bloodily conquered North Dalmatia earlier in the week.

在本周早些时候，塞尔维亚血腥地征服了克罗地亚的北达尔马提亚省。

S. government. Phillips said his research shows the distrust began on November 22, 1963, the day JFK was bloodily murdered in public.

Phillips说他的研究显示这个不信任是开始于1963年11月22日，那是约翰肯尼迪在公众面前被残忍谋杀的日子。

The war goes bloodily on.

战争血淋淋地继续着。

In Yemen and Bahrain, pro-American regimes are clinging bloodily to power in spite of America's pleas for reform.

在也门和巴林，虽然美国督促变革，亲美政权仍然拼死把持权力不松手。