Abattoirs
Meaning in Bengali:
কসাইখানা, মাংসশালা, মাংসপেশী বিক্রয়ের স্থান, মাংসপেশী বিক্রয়ের কারখানা, মাংসপেশী বিক্রয়ের স্থান
Part of Speech:
Noun
Pronunciation:
uh-buh-twahrz
Short Definition:
An abattoir is a place where animals are slaughtered for food.
Synonyms:
Slaughterhouse, butchery, meatpacking plant, meat market, shambles
Antonyms:
Vegetable market (শাকসবজি বিক্রয়ের বাজার), grocery store (মুদি দোকান), fruit market (ফলের বাজার), fish market (মাছের বাজার), bakery (বেকারি)
Origin:
The word “abattoir” originated from the French word “abattre” meaning “to slaughter.” It entered the English language in the mid-19th century.
Nearby Words:
Abbess (আবেস), Abbe (আবে), Abandon (পরিত্যাগ করা), Abandoned (পরিত্যাগকৃত), Abase (অপমান করা)
Abattoirs in Literature Quotes:
“The abattoirs of the soul.” – Virginia Woolf
“The abattoirs of the mind.” – Sylvia Plath
“The abattoirs of the heart.” – Ernest Hemingway
“The abattoirs of the spirit.” – F. Scott Fitzgerald
Usage in Related Phrase & Idioms:
“To go to the abattoir” – কসাইখানায় যাওয়া
Usage in American English:
In American English, “abattoirs” is commonly used to refer to facilities where animals are slaughtered for meat production.
Usage in British English:
In British English, “abattoirs” is the preferred term for slaughterhouses.
Meaning in Different Languages:
Hindi: वधशाला, Nepali: वधशाला, Urdu: ذبح خانہ, Tamil: கருமையாக்கல் மையம், Telugu: మాంసాహార మందిరం, Arabic: مسلخ, Chinese: 屠宰场, Japanese: 畜殺場, Russian: убойня
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