bloodless

bloodless
adjective
1) (without the shedding of blood: a bloodless victory.) sin (derramamiento de) sangre
2) (anaemic: She is definitely bloodless.) anémico, exangüe
bloodless
tr['blʌdləs]
adjective
1 (pale) pálido,-a
2 (revolution etc) incruento,-a, sin derramamiento de sangre
bloodless ['blʌdləs] adj
1) : incruento, sin derramamiento de sangre
2) lifeless: desanimado, insípido, sin vida
bloodless
adj.
exangüe adj.
incruento, -a adj.
pálido, -a adj.
'blʌdləs, 'blʌdlɪs
adjective
a) (without bloodshed) <coup> sin derramamiento de sangre
b) (lacking vitality) <person> sin sangre en las venas
['blʌdlɪs]
ADJ
1) (=pale) (gen) pálido; (due to blood loss) exangüe

her face was bloodless — su rostro no tenía color, su rostro estaba pálido; (due to blood loss) su rostro estaba exangüe

her lips were bloodless — sus labios apenas tenían color or eran casi blancos; (due to accident, death) sus labios estaban exangües

2) (=without bloodshed) [revolution, coup] incruento, sin derramamiento de sangre
3) (=characterless) [film, novel, style] soso, anodino; [person] sin sangre en las venas, con sangre de horchata
* * *
['blʌdləs, 'blʌdlɪs]
adjective
a) (without bloodshed) <coup> sin derramamiento de sangre
b) (lacking vitality) <person> sin sangre en las venas

English-spanish dictionary. 2013.

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