I. re·venge [rɪˈvenʤ] СУЩ. no мн.
2. revenge (desire for retaliation):
- revenge
- maščevalnost ж.
II. re·venge [rɪˈvenʤ] ПРИЛ.
revenge attack, bombing, raid:
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Her husband takes revenge by leaving her to romance a talking male horse, whom the man persuades to penetrate her in the rear-end.
en.wikipedia.org He wonders whether this affair might not be revenge for his own adulteries, but he accepts it as unavoidable.
en.wikipedia.org More than a century later, the feud has become synonymous with the perils of family honor, justice, and revenge.
en.wikipedia.org He has also been involved in some of the stranger events of the series, such as unknowingly reviving a fish stick as a revenge-crazed zombie.
en.wikipedia.org Furious at being so easily duped she bids him leave her, and when alone resolves to have revenge.
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