gore in the Oxford Spanish Dictionary

Translations for gore in the English»Spanish Dictionary

gore¹ [Am ɡɔr, Brit ɡɔː] N U (blood)

gore

sangre f (derramada)

they laid on the gore pretty thickly in the final scene

hicieron la escena final bastante sangrienta

gore² [Am ɡɔr, Brit ɡɔː] VB trans

gore

cornear

the matador was severely gored

el torero sufrió una grave cornada

gore³ [Am ɡɔr, Brit ɡɔː] N FASHION

gore

godet m

gore

pieza f

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a welter of blood and gore

un mar de sangre

Translations for gore in the Spanish»English Dictionary

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godé

gore

cachear

to gore

cornear (herir)

to gore

cuchillo

gore

cuchilla (añadidura)

gore

enganchar

to gore

gore in the PONS Dictionary

Translations for gore in the English»Spanish Dictionary

gore¹ [gɔ:ʳ, Am gɔ:r] N

gore

sangre f derramada

gore² [gɔ:ʳ, Am gɔ:r] VB trans

gore

cornear

gore³ [gɔ:ʳ, Am gɔ:r] N (clothing)

gore

godet m

Translations for gore in the Spanish»English Dictionary

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cornear

to gore

empuntar

to gore

cuchillo

gore

cachar

to gore

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English

Most of the gore, swearing, and nudity is all but removed.

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Gore wound up dropping out of high school in his senior year, 1953, to help his parents financially.

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Sometimes these areas were not included in any town due to survey errors (which is the technical meaning of the term gore).

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However, while returning he is too attacked and has his heart gored out.

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Matadors are usually gored every season, with picadors and banderilleros being gored less often.

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Gore was an elected official for 24 years.

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