German NOUN C1 Rank 13646

das Blutbad

bloodbath

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Blutbad vs Massaker

massacre

Massaker and Blutbad can refer to the same event in which many people are killed violently. Massaker sounds more matter-of-fact and names the act, while Blutbad vividly emphasizes the amount of blood and the horror. Massaker is usually more appropriate in a factual report, while Blutbad can also be used in an emotional description.

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Blutbad

Die Augenzeugen schilderten das Blutbad in dem Dorf voller Entsetzen.

The eyewitnesses described the bloodbath in the village with horror.

Massaker

Der Bericht beschreibt das Massaker in dem Dorf mit sachlichen Worten.

The report describes the massacre in the village in matter-of-fact terms.

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