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

He drew a heart and coloured it red.
The colour red is used to denote passion or danger.
In autumn, the leaves turn a dusky red.
He said, by way of explanation, that he hadn't seen the traffic light change to red.
She looks best in bright, vibrant colours, like red and pink.

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Common colours

blue
bluish
brown
brownish
green
greenish
orange
pink
pinkish
purple
purplish
redden
reddish
yellow
yellowish

Idiom(s)

be in the red

Rednoun [ C ]

uk/red/us/red/mainly disapproving

a person who has socialist or communist political opinions

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Political movements & groups

alt-right
ANC
antidisestablishmentarianism
awkward
Blairite
hawkish
Islamist
labor
left
left-winger
one-party
PAC
Plaid Cymru
political action committee
republican
the SDLP
the Third Way
the right wing
the SDLP
Whig

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Red

adjective ukus

redadjective, noun [ C/U ]

us/red/-dd-

(of) the color of fresh blood:

red gloves

[ U ] She wore red.

[ C ] These reds don’t match.

physics Red is also the color of light with the longest waves that humans can see.

Idiom(s)

in the red

Rednoun [ C ]

/red/

world history a communist (= a person who believes in shared ownership of property and control of the methods of production)

rednoun

uk/red/us

in the red

FINANCE a company or organization that is in the red has lost money in a particular period:

Currently the group is in the red by $1.7 million.

STOCK MARKET shares that are in the red have fallen in value:

Almost all stocks on the FTSE 250 were in the red and the index finished 426.8 points lower.

BANKING a bank account that is in the red has an amount that is less than zero:

Increasing numbers of people are finding their bank balances in the red once they've paid their monthly bills.

into the red

FINANCE, BANKING into a situation where you are losing money after making a profit:

go/fall/slide into the red Many technology firms have fallen deep into the red after a collapse in revenues from the telecoms industry.

STOCK MARKET if a stock market goes into the red, it falls to a value that is below the one at which it started:

go/fall/slide into the red Stock markets slid into the red by late morning.

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black noun

单词	red
释义	Contents adjective (1) red (1) noun (1) red (1) noun (1) Red (1) more…(2) redness Red Contents adjective (1) red (1) noun (1) Red (1) Contents noun (2) red (1) red (2) English American Business redadjective uk/red/us/red/redder, reddest A1 of the colour of fresh blood: red lipstick The dress was bright red. A2 used to describe hair that is an orange-brown colour go/turn (bright) red B2 If you go/turn red, your face becomes red because you are angry or embarrassed: Look, you've embarrassed him - he's gone bright red! If your eyes are red, the white part of your eyes and the skin around your eyes is red, because of crying, tiredness, too much alcohol, etc. More examples This heat has made me come out in an itchy red rash. She drives a red sports car. Nicky and I both have red hair but hers is lighter than mine. She had a red mark on her arm where she'd burned herself. He was signalling with a red flag. Thesaurus: synonyms and related words Common colours blue bluish brown brownish green greenish orange pink pinkish purple purplish redden reddish yellow yellowish You can also find related words, phrases, and synonyms in the topics: Hair colour Expressing and showing feelings Weeping and crying The eye & surrounding area redness noun [ U ] uk/ˈred.nəs/us/ˈred.nəs/ Her scar healed, but the redness remained for a long time. Idiom(s) be like a red rag to a bull not a red cent rednoun [ C or U ] uk/red/us/red/ A2 the colour of fresh blood: She uses a lot of reds and pinks in her paintings. I've always worn a lot of red. She was dressed all in red. More examples He drew a heart and coloured it red. The colour red is used to denote passion or danger. In autumn, the leaves turn a dusky red. He said, by way of explanation, that he hadn't seen the traffic light change to red. She looks best in bright, vibrant colours, like red and pink. Thesaurus: synonyms and related words Common colours blue bluish brown brownish green greenish orange pink pinkish purple purplish redden reddish yellow yellowish Idiom(s) be in the red Rednoun [ C ] uk/red/us/red/mainly disapproving a person who has socialist or communist political opinions Thesaurus: synonyms and related words Political movements & groups alt-right ANC antidisestablishmentarianism awkward Blairite hawkish Islamist labor left left-winger one-party PAC Plaid Cymru political action committee republican the SDLP the Third Way the right wing the SDLP Whig See more results » Red adjective ukus redadjective, noun [ C/U ] us/red/-dd- (of) the color of fresh blood: red gloves [ U ] She wore red. [ C ] These reds don’t match. physics Red is also the color of light with the longest waves that humans can see. Idiom(s) in the red Rednoun [ C ] /red/ world history a communist (= a person who believes in shared ownership of property and control of the methods of production) rednoun uk/red/us in the red FINANCE a company or organization that is in the red has lost money in a particular period: Currently the group is in the red by $1.7 million. STOCK MARKET shares that are in the red have fallen in value: Almost all stocks on the FTSE 250 were in the red and the index finished 426.8 points lower. BANKING a bank account that is in the red has an amount that is less than zero: Increasing numbers of people are finding their bank balances in the red once they've paid their monthly bills. into the red FINANCE, BANKING into a situation where you are losing money after making a profit: go/fall/slide into the red Many technology firms have fallen deep into the red after a collapse in revenues from the telecoms industry. STOCK MARKET if a stock market goes into the red, it falls to a value that is below the one at which it started: go/fall/slide into the red Stock markets slid into the red by late morning. Compare black noun
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