英语词汇“red”的英英意思、用法、释义、翻译、读音、例句、短语、词组-英语词典

　

单词	red
释义	Trends of red View usage for: red (red) Word forms: plural reds, comparative redder, superlative reddest 1. colour Something that is red is the colour of blood or fire. ...a bunch of red roses. She had small hands with nails painted bright red. 2. adjective If you say that someone's face is red, you mean that it is redder than its normal colour, because they are embarrassed, angry, or out of breath. With a bright red face I was forced to admit that I had no real idea. She was red with shame. Synonyms: flushed, embarrassed, blushing, beetroot More Synonyms of red 3. adjective You describe someone's hair as red when it is between red and brown in colour. ...a girl with red hair. He is still vain enough to dye his hair red. 4. adjective [ADJECTIVE noun] Your red blood cells or red corpuscles are the cells in your blood which carry oxygen around your body. 5. variable noun You can refer to red wine as red. The spicy flavours in these dishes call for reds rather than whites. Synonyms: red wine More Synonyms of red 6. countable noun If you refer to someone as a red or a Red, you disapprove of the fact that they are a communist, a socialist, or have left-wing ideas. [informal, disapproval] They're all so terrified of Reds. Synonyms: communist, socialist, revolutionary, militant More Synonyms of red 7. See in the red 8. See to see red 9. like a red rag to a bull More Synonyms of red red in British English 1 (rɛd) noun 1. any of a group of colours, such as that of a ripe tomato or fresh blood, that lie at one end of the visible spectrum, next to orange, and are perceived by the eye when light in the approximate wavelength range 740–620 nanometres falls on the retina. Red is the complementary colour of cyan and forms a set of primary colours with blue and green ▶ Related adjectives: rubicund, ruddy 2. a pigment or dye of or producing these colours 3. red cloth or clothing dressed in red 4. a red ball in snooker, billiards, etc 5. (in roulette and other gambling games) one of two colours on which players may place even bets, the other being black 6. Also called: inner archery a red ring on a target, between the blue and the gold, scoring seven points 7. in the red 8. see red adjectiveWord forms: redder or reddest 9. of the colour red 10. reddish in colour or having parts or marks that are reddish red hair red deer 11. having the face temporarily suffused with blood, being a sign of anger, shame, etc 12. (of the complexion) rosy; florid 13. (of the eyes) bloodshot 14. (of the hands) stained with blood, as after committing murder 15. bloody or violent red revolution 16. (of wine) made from black grapes and coloured by their skins 17. denoting the highest degree of urgency in an emergency; used by the police and the army and informally (esp in the phrase red alert) 18. US relating to, supporting, or representing the Republican Party Compare blue (sense 24) verbWord forms: reds, redding or redded 19. another word for redden Derived forms redly (ˈredly) adverb redness (ˈredness) noun Word origin Old English rēad; compare Old High German rōt, Gothic rauths, Latin ruber, Greek eruthros, Sanskrit rohita red in British English 2 (rɛd) verbWord forms: reds, redding, red or redded (transitive) a variant spelling of redd1 Red in British English (rɛd) informal adjective 1. Communist, Socialist, or Soviet 2. radical, leftist, or revolutionary noun 3. a member or supporter of a Communist or Socialist Party or a national of a state having such a government,esp the former Soviet Union 4. a radical, leftist, or revolutionary Word origin C19: from the colour chosen to symbolize revolutionary socialism red in American English (rɛd) noun 1. a primary color, or any of a spread of colors at the lower end of the visible spectrum, varying in hue from that of blood to pale rose or pink see also color 2. a pigment producing this color 3. [often R-]; Informal a political radical or revolutionary; esp., a communist 4. anything colored red, as a red space on a roulette wheel, a red checker piece, orred clothing 5. red wine 6. Slang a red capsule of secobarbital, a barbiturate usually used in pl. adjectiveWord forms: ˈredder or ˈreddest 7. having or being of the color red or any of its hues 8. having red hair 9. a. having a reddish or coppery skin b. florid, flushed, or blushing c. bloodshot d. sore; inflamed 10. a. [often R-] politically radical or revolutionary; esp., communist b. [R-] of the Soviet Union 11. of or designating red wine Idioms: in the red into the red see red Derived forms redly (ˈredly) adverb Word origin ME < OE read, akin to Ger rot, ON rauthr < IE base reudh-, red > Gr erythros, L ruber, rufus, red, rubere, to be red, OIr rūad, Lith raũdas, red; (sense 3) from the red flag symbolizing revolutionary socialism More idioms containing red a red herring a red flag not a red cent roll out the red carpet a red rag to a bull bleed red ink in the red red as a beetroot a red letter day see red red tape red in tooth and claw paint the town red Examples of 'red' in a sentence red Symptoms include red and blue spots and instant hair loss. Times, Sunday Times (2016) Look out for foil red and gold signature cards in lucky packets. The Sun (2016) Nor will they be the only reason for a red face. Times, Sunday Times (2017) The pain shot through like a red flame of fire. The Sun (2016) Those colours have a red oxide base. Times, Sunday Times (2016) Light a white candle and hold the red one over the flame. The Sun (2016) To make the topping, place the red onion and squash onto a baking tray. The Sun (2017) It produces stunning, if rather disconcerting, red cider and juice. Times, Sunday Times (2016) From the age of six, I was bullied for my freckles and red hair. The Sun (2016) Monuments were cloaked in red and gold. Times, Sunday Times (2010) Those challenges happen regularly and no one sees red. Times, Sunday Times (2008) The former neuroscience student had dyed his hair red and wore a gas mask and body armour. The Sun (2015) Their bright red beak and legs will also get a bit duller. Times, Sunday Times (2015) So forget about plain red and really go wild! The Sun (2013) Without any fashion disasters the red carpet could seem a little dull to some. The Sun (2016) And the fanatical home support will be wearing blue instead of red. Times, Sunday Times (2011) Such paranoid red tape applies to academics in no other country. Times, Sunday Times (2007) LET'S have a red and white poppy to honour both our heroes and civilians. The Sun (2013) Danlo looked through the flickering red fires up at the circle of skulls. Zindell, David The Broken God (1993) Intensive care must have been on red alert waiting for face reconstruction. Times, Sunday Times (2007) Some bones have a hollow cavity containing bone marrow in which new red blood cells are produced. McCahill, T. A. Biology Basic Facts (1982) Guilty players to be shown a red card. Times, Sunday Times (2006) Add cooked red onion slices and finish with a dash of olive oil. Times, Sunday Times (2014) The youngest answers back and my partner sees red. The Sun (2015) Maybe if they were a really heavy drinker they might have a red face. Cohen, Julian & Kay, James Taking Drugs Seriously (1994) It was a hard tackle but by no means a red card. The Sun (2009) The perfect film to be shared with girlfriends and a bottle of red wine. Times, Sunday Times (2010) That is except in the case of a much rarer green one with red spots. Max Arthur Lost Voices of the Edwardians: 19011910 in the words of the Men & Women Who WereThere (2006) Only in the fullness of the autumn would the trees produce their finest aspect in marvellous red and gold. Veronica Buckley CHRISTINA QUEEN OF SWEDEN: The Restless Life of a European Eccentric (2004) They are small and bright red, with five rounded petals. Times, Sunday Times (2011) Yellow and blue make a cheerful combination and can look elegant or childlike; also team blue with spicy reds, pinks and oranges. Times, Sunday Times (2006) Going upstairs by the internal spiral staircase, which is set off by a painted panel of red on the wall, you reach the bedroom. Times, Sunday Times (2007) Word lists with red Seas In other languages red British English: red /rɛd/ ADJECTIVE Something that is red* is the colour of blood or tomatoes. ...a bunch of red roses. American English: red Arabic: أَحْمَر Brazilian Portuguese: vermelho Chinese: 红的 Croatian: crven Czech: červený Danish: rød Dutch: rood European Spanish: rojo Finnish: punainen French: rouge German: rot Greek: κόκκινος Italian: rosso Japanese: 赤い Korean: 빨간 Norwegian: rød Polish: czerwony European Portuguese: vermelho Romanian: roșu Russian: красный Latin American Spanish: rojo Swedish: röd Thai: แดง Turkish: kırmızı Ukrainian: червоний Vietnamese: màu đỏ All related terms of 'red' red ant any reddish ant , esp. the pharaoh ant red bag (in Britain) a fabric bag for a barrister's robes , presented by a Queen's Counsel to a junior in appreciation of good work in a case red box (in Britain ) a box , typically covered in red leather , used to transport the official documents of a government minister red cod a deep-sea fish, Physiculus bachus , of Australia and New Zealand , with a grey-and-pink body that turns red when it is removed from water red-dog → blitz (sense 3 ) blitz (sense 5 ) blitz verb intransitive red dye any of several artificial red pigments added to cosmetics or food: dyes number two and number four are banned by the FDA as possible carcinogenic additives red elm a tree, Ulmus fulva, of E North America , having oblong serrated leaves, notched winged fruits, and a mucilaginous inner bark red eye A red-eye or a red-eye flight is a plane journey during the night. red fir a North American coniferous tree , Abies magnifica , having reddish wood valued as timber : family Pinaceae red fox the common fox , Vulpes vulpes , which has a reddish-brown coat: family Canidae , order Carnivora ( carnivores ) red gum any of several Australian myrtaceous trees of the genus Eucalyptus , esp E. camaldulensis , which has reddish wood red hat the broad-brimmed crimson hat given to cardinals as the symbol of their rank and office red-hot Red-hot metal or rock has been heated to such a high temperature that it has turned red. red ink a deficit or loss shown in the accounts of a bank , company, etc. red man a Native American red men a Native American red ned any cheap red wine red oak any of several deciduous oak trees, esp Quercus borealis , native to North America, having bristly leaves with triangular lobes and acorns with small cups red rag a provocation ; something that infuriates red run a run of some difficulty , suitable for intermediate skiers Red Sea a long narrow sea between Arabia and NE Africa , linked with the Mediterranean in the north by the Suez Canal and with the Indian Ocean in the south: occasionally reddish in appearance through algae. Area: 438 000 sq km (169 000 sq miles) red-top a tabloid newspaper characterized by sensationalism see red to suddenly become very angry or annoyed because of something which has been said or done blood red Something that is blood-red is bright red in colour. brick red a reddish-brown colour Congo red a brownish-red soluble powder , used as a dye , a diagnostic indicator , a biological stain , and a chemical indicator. Formula: C 32 H 22 N 6 O 6 S 2 Na 2 fire red a strong reddish-orange color flame red a bright orange-red colour house red a red wine sold unnamed by a restaurant , at a lower price than wines specified on the wine list poppy red a bright yellowish red, the color of some poppies red alert If a hospital, a police force, or a military force is on red alert , they have been warned that there may be an emergency, so they can be ready to deal with it. red algae the numerous algae that constitute the phylum Rhodophyta , which contain a red pigment in addition to chlorophyll . The group includes carrageen , dulse, and laver Red Angus a variety of Angus beef cattle , with a reddish coat Red Army → the Red Army red bark a kind of cinchona containing a high proportion of alkaloids red beds sequences of red sedimentary rocks, usually sandstones or shales , coloured by the oxidization of the iron in them red beet → the US name for beetroot red biddy cheap red wine fortified with methylated spirits red book a government publication bound in red, esp the Treasury's annual forecast of revenue , expenditure , growth, and inflation red card In football or rugby , if a player is shown the red card , the referee holds up a red card to indicate that the player must leave the pitch for breaking the rules . red cedar any of several North American coniferous trees, esp Juniperus virginiana , a juniper that has fragrant reddish wood used for making pencils , and Thuja plicata , an arbor vitae red cell → erythrocyte red cent a cent considered as a trivial amount of money (esp in the phrases not have a red cent , not worth a red cent , etc) red chalk a clayey ochre containing iron , used by painters Red China → an unofficial name for (the People's Republic of) China red clay clayey material colored red by iron oxide red coral any of several corals of the genus Corallium , the skeletons of which are pinkish-red in colour and used to make ornaments , etc Red Cross The Red Cross is an international organization that helps people who are suffering , for example as a result of war, floods , or disease . red deer a large deer , Cervus elaphus , formerly widely distributed in the woodlands of Europe and Asia . The coat is reddish-brown in summer and the short tail is surrounded by a patch of light-coloured hair red drum a large, edible drum fish ( Sciaenops ocellatus ) of the Atlantic coast of the U.S. Chinese translation of 'red' red (rɛd) adj 红(紅)色的 (hóngsè de) [face, person] 涨(漲)红(紅)的 (zhànghóng de) [hair] 红(紅)褐色的 (hónghèsè de) [wine] 红(紅)的 (hóng de) n (c/u) 红(紅)色 (hóngsè) (种(種), zhǒng) to be in the red (inf) [bank account, business] 负(負)债(債) (fùzhài) to see red (inf) 暴怒 (bàonù) All related terms of 'red' red-hot ( very hot ) 炽(熾)热(熱)的 chìrè de red deer 赤鹿 chìlù red meat 牛羊肉 niúyángròu infra-red ( rays, light, equipment ) 红(紅)外线(線)的 hóngwàixiàn de Red Cross ▶ the Red Cross 红(紅)十字会(會) Hóngshízìhuì red light ▶ to go through a red light 闯(闖)红(紅)灯(燈) chuǎng hóngdēng red-haired 红(紅)棕色头(頭)发(髮)的 hóngzōngsè tóufa de red-handed ▶ to catch somebody red-handed 抓住某人做错(錯)事 zhuāzhù mǒurén zuò cuòshì ⇒ He was caught red-handed. → 他被当场抓住。 Tā bèi dāng chǎng zhuāzhù. to see red ( inf ) 暴怒 bàonù she went red 她脸(臉)红(紅)了 tā liǎn hóng le the Red Cross 红(紅)十字会(會) Hóngshízìhuì red with anger 气(氣)得涨(漲)红(紅)了脸(臉) qì de zhànghóngle liǎn red-light district 红(紅)灯(燈)区(區) hóngdēngqū to be in the red ( inf : bank account, business ) 负(負)债(債) fùzhài the red-hot favourite ( inf ) 大热(熱)门(門) dà rèmén to dye sth red/black 把某物染成红(紅)色/黑色 bǎ mǒuwù rǎnchéng hóngsè/hēisè her face was very red 她的脸(臉)很红(紅) tā de liǎn hěn hóng his face was very red 他的脸(臉)很红(紅) tā de liǎn hěn hóng I've already got a red one 我已经(經)有一个(個)红(紅)的了 wǒ yǐjīng yǒu yī gè hóng de le to catch somebody red-handed 抓住某人做错(錯)事 zhuāzhù mǒurén zuò cuòshì ⇒ He was caught red-handed. → 他被当场抓住。 Tā bèi dāng chǎng zhuāzhù. to go through a red light 闯(闖)红(紅)灯(燈) chuǎng hóngdēng 1 (noun) in the sense of crimson a deep shade of red Synonyms crimson scarlet ruby vermilion rose wine pink cherry cardinal coral maroon claret carmine 2 (noun) in the sense of communist Definition a Communist or socialist (informal) She claimed they were all a bunch of Reds. Synonyms communist He is a former Communist who now edits a financial journal. socialist His views have always been popular among socialists. revolutionary militant Marxist leftist left-winger We were accused of being militant left-wingers. lefty (informal) Trotskyite 3 (noun) in the sense of red wine The spicy flavours in these dishes call for reds rather than whites. Synonyms red wine 4 (noun) in the sense of redness Synonyms redness colour There was a touch of colour in her cheeks. 1 (adjective) in the sense of crimson Definition of a colour varying from crimson to orange a red coat Synonyms crimson scarlet ruby vermilion rose wine pink cherry cardinal coral maroon claret carmine 2 (adjective) in the sense of flushed Definition flushed in the face from anger or shame She was red with shame. Synonyms flushed embarrassed blushing beetroot suffused florid He was a stout, florid man. shamefaced rubicund (old-fashioned) 3 (adjective) in the sense of chestnut Definition reddish in colour or having parts or marks that are reddish Her red hair flowed out in the wind. Synonyms chestnut flaming A group followed carrying flaming torches. reddish flame-coloured bay sandy foxy Titian carroty ginger 4 (adjective) in the sense of bloodshot Definition (of the eyes) bloodshot He rubbed his red eyes. Synonyms bloodshot inflamed Her eyes were sore and inflamed. red-rimmed 5 (adjective) in the sense of rosy rosy red cheeks Synonyms rosy She had bright, rosy cheeks. healthy She had a normal pregnancy and delivered a healthy child. glowing Her face was glowing with humiliation. blooming (informal) It's a blooming nuisance because it frightens my dog to death. ruddy He had a naturally ruddy complexion. roseate 6 (adjective) in the sense of bloody Synonyms bloody His fingers were bloody and cracked. sanguine gory The paramedic carefully stripped off his gory clothes. bloodstained ensanguined (literary) idioms See in the red See see red related words related adjectives rubicundruddy subject word lists See Shades of red figurative note The symbolism of red can be seen in the many phrases involving the word. The colour of fire in nature, red has become associated with fiery emotional states in people. Passion is conceptualized in the phrase red-hot, meaning very hot, exciting, or passionate, as is anger in the expression see red, meaning lose your temper. The colour of blood and the physical effects of flushing have led to the association of red with health in rose-red and ruddy; virility in red-blooded; shame in red-faced; and soreness in red-rimmed. Through this combination of meanings, red symbolizes danger and risk in a red light in traffic, or sex in a red light district in a town. The phrase in the red, meaning `in debt' also has this negative connotation and stems historically from the red ink used to record debits in an account. From the colour of a communist party badge, red means left-wing politics and socialism in the phrase red army. Additional synonyms in the sense of blooming Definition extreme or extremely It's a blooming nuisance because it frightens my dog to death. Synonyms damned (slang), bloody (slang, British, slang), flaming (informal), fucking (offensive, taboo, slang), bleeding (British, slang), freaking (slang, US), rotten, blinking (informal), confounded, ruddy (informal, British), infernal, deuced (British, informal), wretched, frigging (taboo, slang) in the sense of colour There was a touch of colour in her cheeks. Synonyms rosiness, glow, bloom, flush, blush, brilliance, redness, vividness, ruddiness in the sense of flaming Definition burning with flames A group followed carrying flaming torches. Synonyms burning, blazing, fiery, ignited, red, brilliant, raging, glowing, red-hot, ablaze, in flames, afire Synonyms of 'red' red Explore 'red' in the dictionary Additional synonyms in the sense of florid Definition having a red or flushed complexion He was a stout, florid man. Synonyms flushed, ruddy, rubicund, high-coloured, high-complexioned, blowsy in the sense of glowing Her face was glowing with humiliation. Synonyms flushed, red, flaming, ruddy, florid, aglow in the sense of gory Definition bloody The paramedic carefully stripped off his gory clothes. Synonyms bloody, bloodstained, blood-soaked, ensanguined (literary) in the sense of healthy Definition having or showing good health She had a normal pregnancy and delivered a healthy child. Synonyms well, sound, fit, strong, active, flourishing, hardy, blooming, robust, vigorous, sturdy, hale (old-fashioned), hearty, in good shape (informal), in good condition, in the pink, alive and kicking, fighting fit, in fine form, in fine fettle, hale and hearty, fit as a fiddle (informal), right as rain (British, informal), physically fit, in fine feather in the sense of inflamed Her eyes were sore and inflamed. Synonyms swollen, sore, red, hot, angry, infected, fevered, festering, chafing, septic in the sense of left-winger We were accused of being militant left-wingers. Synonyms socialist, communist, red (informal), pinko (derogatory, US), radical, revolutionary, militant, Marxist, Bolshevik, Leninist, Trotskyite in the sense of rubicund Definition of a reddish colour Synonyms reddish, pink, flushed, blushing, rosy, ruddy, florid, roseate in the sense of ruddy Definition (of the complexion) having a healthy reddish colour He had a naturally ruddy complexion. Synonyms rosy, red, fresh, healthy, glowing, blooming, flushed, blushing, radiant, reddish, sanguine, florid, sunburnt, rosy-cheeked, rubicund in the sense of socialist His views have always been popular among socialists. Synonyms left-winger, communist, Marxist, red (informal), social democrat, leftist, Fabian, Leninist, Trotskyist, syndicalist, Labourite, progressivist All related terms of 'red' red-hot very hot, burning, heated, steaming, searing see red lose your temper, boil, lose it, seethe, go mad red tape bureaucracy, the government, administration, the system, the authorities red-blooded vigorous, lusty, virile, strong, vital red-handed in the act, with your pants down, (in) flagrante delicto, with your fingers or hand in the till, bang to rights in the red in debt, bankrupt, on the rocks, insolvent, in arrears paint the town red celebrate, revel, large it, carouse, live it up
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