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bloodless adj.无血色的；无伤亡的；无精打彩的；无情的 (1) 走穴(2) 玛金还是很坚持，脸是通红，嘴唇却变白了。(3) 这个手术干净利落，基本上没流血。(4) 阿拉伯人对耶路撒冷的征服是没有流血的。 A coup or a revolution is sometimes described as bloodless — in these instances, political and revolutionary goals are achieved without any blood being shed or lives being lost. A different meaning of bloodless is "drained of blood" or "pale and white," as your face might look if you saw a ghost. The Old English word was blodleas — figuratively, it meant "powerless."

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英 ['blʌdləs] 美 ['blʌdləs] (1) "(actors, singers, etc.) perform for outside salary income without approval by the unit they belong to"(2) She was still adamant; her face was flushed, but her lips were bloodless.(3) It was very neat,and practically bloodless.(4) The Arab conquest of Jerusalem was bloodless. When something is bloodless, it's free of violence. During a bloodless revolution, a regime is overthrown without anyone being killed. 1[ADJ-GRADED 能被表示程度的副词或介词词组修饰的形容词]（政变或胜利）不流血的，无伤亡的 A bloodless coup or victory is one in which nobody is killed. Reports from the area indicate that it was a bloodless coup...发自该地区的报道表明这是一次不流血的政变。The campaign would be short and relatively bloodless.这场战役应该是速战速决，基本没什么伤亡。bloodlesslyThis war had to be fought fast and relatively bloodlessly.这场战争必须速战速决，尽量兵不血刃。2[ADJ 形容词]（人的面容或肤色）苍白的，无血色的 If you describe someone's face or skin as bloodless, you mean that it is very pale. ...her face grey and bloodless.她的脸色苍白，没有血色

英语单词	bloodless
英美音标	英 ['blʌdləs] 美 ['blʌdləs]
中文释义	adj.无血色的；无伤亡的；无精打彩的；无情的
英语例句	(1) "(actors, singers, etc.) perform for outside salary income without approval by the unit they belong to" (2) She was still adamant; her face was flushed, but her lips were bloodless. (3) It was very neat,and practically bloodless. (4) The Arab conquest of Jerusalem was bloodless.
中文例句	(1) 走穴 (2) 玛金还是很坚持，脸是通红，嘴唇却变白了。 (3) 这个手术干净利落，基本上没流血。 (4) 阿拉伯人对耶路撒冷的征服是没有流血的。
vocabulary简明	When something is bloodless, it's free of violence. During a bloodless revolution, a regime is overthrown without anyone being killed.
vocabulary扩展	A coup or a revolution is sometimes described as bloodless — in these instances, political and revolutionary goals are achieved without any blood being shed or lives being lost. A different meaning of bloodless is "drained of blood" or "pale and white," as your face might look if you saw a ghost. The Old English word was blodleas — figuratively, it meant "powerless."
柯林斯解释	1 [ADJ-GRADED 能被表示程度的副词或介词词组修饰的形容词]（政变或胜利）不流血的，无伤亡的 A bloodless coup or victory is one in which nobody is killed. Reports from the area indicate that it was a bloodless coup... 发自该地区的报道表明这是一次不流血的政变。 The campaign would be short and relatively bloodless. 这场战役应该是速战速决，基本没什么伤亡。 bloodlessly This war had to be fought fast and relatively bloodlessly. 这场战争必须速战速决，尽量兵不血刃。 2 [ADJ 形容词]（人的面容或肤色）苍白的，无血色的 If you describe someone's face or skin as bloodless, you mean that it is very pale. ...her face grey and bloodless. 她的脸色苍白，没有血色

Bloodless Face Killed Coup 英 Blʌdləs] 美 Blʌdləs Adj.无血色的；无伤亡的；无精打彩的；无情的